Luxembourg Song Contest 2026 voting data shows a decisive preference for winner Eva Marija across global, jury, and audience panels as she emerged as the singer to represent Luxembourg at the Eurovision Song Contest in Vienna this May. Her song Mother Nature topped every ranking category in both voting rounds, underscoring widespread support from both professionals and the public.
In the first round pitting all eight finalists against one another, Eva Marija led the global ranking, jury ranking, and audience ranking, setting her apart as the favourite early on. She was followed by Steve Castile and Irem in the global and audience ranking, though the jury chose Stave Castille and ShiroKuro as their preferred candidates.
By the second and final round, which combined jury and audience influence, Eva Marija again secured first place across all voter groups. Steve Castile and Irem were consistently chosen as the second- and third-placed artist, respectively.
Voting data also shows strong international engagement with the Luxembourg Song Contest. Among the top 10 voting countries, Luxembourg was joined by Germany, Slovenia, Belgium, the United Kingdom, Turkey, the United States, France, Austria, and Switzerland – a mix of neighbouring and distant audiences.
Interestingly, Slovenia showed broad support for Eva Marija, which might be due to the fact that the country has decided to boycott Eurovision, as well as the fact that Eva Marija has Slovenian roots.
