2011 Voting: The scoreboard and analysis

2011's Eurovision Song Contest was a year in which ALL of the pre-competition favourites (including France, Hungary, and Estonia) crashed and burned, and where there was no runaway winner.  In fact, Azerbaijan's winning tune - Ell/Nikki's 'Running Scared' - actually got the lowest winning score for nearly 10 years.

GRAND FINAL: COMBINED JURY/TELEVOTE RESULTS

1. Azerbaijan - Ell/Nikki, "Running Scared" - 221 pts

2. Italy - Raphael Gualazzi, "Madness of Love" - 189 pts

3. Sweden - Eric Saade, "Popular" - 185 pts

4. Ukraine - Mika Newton, "Angel" - 159 pts

5. Denmark - A Friend in London, "New Tomorrow" - 134 pts

6. Bosnia & Herzegovina - Dino Merlin, "Love in Rewind" - 125 pts

7. Greece - Loucas Giorkas ft Stereo Mike, "Watch My Dance" - 120 pts

8. Ireland - Jedward, "Lipstick" - 119 pts

9. Georgia - Eldrine, "One More Day" - 110 pts

10. Germany - Lena, "Taken by a Stranger" - 107 pts

11. United Kingdom - Blue, "I Can" - 100 pts

12. Moldova - Zdob Si Zdub, "So Lucky" - 97 pts

13. Slovenia - Maja Keuc, "No One" - 96 pts

14. Serbia - Nina, "Caroban" - 85 pts

15. France - Amauri Vassily, "Sognu" - 82 pts

16. Russia - Alex Sparrow, "Get You" - 77 pts

17. Romania - Hotel FM, "Change" - 77 pts

18. Austria - Nadine Beiler, "The Secret is Love" - 64 pts

19. Lithuania - Evelina Sasenko, "C'est Ma Vie" - 63 pts

20. Iceland - Sjonni's Friends, "Coming Home" - 61 pts

21. Finland - Paradise Oskar, "Da Da Dam" - 57 pts

22. Hungary - Kati Wolf, "What About My Dreams?" - 53 pts

23. Spain - Lucia Perez, "Que me Quiten Lo Bailao" - 50 pts

24. Estonia - Getter Jaani, "Rockerfeller Street", 44 pts

25. Switzerland - Anna Rossinelli, "In Love For A While", 19 pts

Countries eliminated during the Semi-Finals: Poland, Norway, Albania, Armenia, Turkey, Malta, San Marino, Croatia, Portugal, Netherlands, Belgium, Slovakia, Cyprus, Bulgaria, Macedonia, Israel, Belarus, Latvia

GRAND FINAL: TELEVOTE ONLY

If the votes in each country had been based solely on the votes that were phoned in by members of the public, the results (if not the actual winner) would have looked VERY different indeed...

1. Azerbaijan - 223

2. Sweden - 221

3. Greece - 176

4. Ukraine - 168

5. United Kingdom - 166

6. Bosnia & Herzegovina - 151

7. Russia - 138

8. Georgia - 138

9. Germany - 113

10. Ireland - 101

11. Italy - 99

12. Moldova - 98

13. Serbia - 89

14. Romania - 79

15. France - 76

16. Spain - 73

17. Hungary - 64

18. Denmark - 61

19. Iceland - 60

20. Lithuania - 55

21. Finland - 47

22. Slovenia - 39

23. Estonia - 32

24. Austria - 25

25. Switzerland - 2

Fascinating, huh? Blue from the UK suddenly leaps six places in the overall voting. Italy plunges 10 places, and Denmark plummets from 5th to 18th.

GRAND FINAL: JURY VOTE ONLY

And here's how the finishing table would have looked if ONLY the results of each country's National Jury of music industry professionals had been counted...

1. Italy - 251 pts

2. Azerbaijan - 182

3. Denmark - 168

4. Slovenia - 166

5. Austria - 145

6. Ireland - 119

7. Ukraine - 117

8. Serbia - 111

9. Sweden - 106

10. Germany - 104

11. Bosnia & Herzegovina - 90

12. France - 90

13. Romania - 86

14. Greece - 84

15. Moldova - 82

16. Georgia - 79

17. Finland - 75

18. Estonia - 74

19. Iceland - 72

20. Lithuania - 66

21. Hungary - 60

22. United Kingdom - 57

23. Switzerland - 53

24. Spain - 38

25. Russia - 25

The National Jury votes were cast after watching the performances of the 2nd dress rehearsal on the evening of Fri 13th May - perhaps explaining why many countries saw such a vast discrepancy between their televote and jury vote scores. Denmark, Slovenia and Austria scored much better with the Juries than the public (up to 3rd from 18th, up to 4th from 22nd and 5th from 24th respectively), whereas Spain dropped from 16th to 24th, the UK fell from 5th to 22nd, and Russia plummeted from 7th to 25th.