The voting breakdown for Eurovision 2026 has been released, revealing how Luxembourg cast its votes in the grand final.
Romania and Bulgaria received the most points from the Luxembourgish vote. In the second semi-final, Luxembourg itself received the most points from Denmark.
Romania topped Luxembourg's ranking in the final with 22 points – 12 from the jury and 10 from the public. Bulgaria came second in the Luxembourgish ranking with 20 points. The winning song, "Bangaranga" by DARA, was the performance that received the most votes from all countries combined throughout the evening.
The Luxembourgish jury awarded its highest number of points to Romania and Australia. Bulgaria, Croatia and France also received significant jury votes. The Luxembourgish public, by contrast, mainly backed Bulgaria and Romania.
Notably, some countries were supported exclusively by either the jury or the public. Australia, Croatia, Denmark and Norway, for example, received points only from the jury, while Italy, Moldova, Ukraine and Albania scored points solely from the public.
Luxembourg ultimately finished 12th in its semi-final. Only the top 10 advanced to the final.
In the public vote, Luxembourg came 11th out of 15. Eva Marija received the most points from Denmark and Latvia.
Luxembourg fared worse with the juries, finishing 14th out of 15. The most jury votes also came from Denmark and Latvia, with the Ukrainian jury also appreciating the Grand Duchy's entry.
