Greece is the fourth and latest INFE club to reveal their points in the INFE Poll 2026.
The tenth edition of the INFE Poll has continued with the fourth set of results from INFE Greece. INFE is the International Network of Fanclubs of Eurovision and is formed of twenty-five clubs across the continent. Since 2017 the club has been voting ahead of the contest on their favourite acts.
The points from INFE Greece are:
- Cyprus – 12 points
- Finland – 10 points
- Denmark – 8 points
- Sweden – 7 points
- France – 6 points
- Bulgaria – 5 points
- Australia – 4 points
- Albania – 3 points
- Romania – 2 points
- Croatia – 1 point
The results after four INFE clubs have voted are:
- Finland – 34 points
- Cyprus – 26 points
- Denmark – 21 points
- Sweden – 21 points
- France – 21 points
- Australia – 20 points
- Greece – 20 points
- Romania – 18 points
- Montenegro – 10 points
- Bulgaria – 9 points
- Israel – 7 points
- Italy – 7 points
- Albania – 6 points
- Ukraine – 5 points
- Czechia – 3 points
- Croatia – 2 points
- Malta – 2 points
The past winners of the INFE Poll are:
- 2025 – Austria – JJ – “Wasted Love”
- 2024 – Switzerland – Nemo – “The Code”
- 2023 – Sweden – Loreen – “Tattoo”
- 2022 – Spain – Chanel – “Slo Mo”
- 2021 – Switzerland – Gjon’s Tears – “Tout l’univers”
- 2020 – Lithuania – The Roop – “On Fire”
- 2019 – Duncan Laurence – “Arcade”
- 2018 – Netta – “Toy”
- 2017 – Italy – Francesco Gabbani – “Occidentali’s Karma”
Source: ESC Today
Greece debuted in the Eurovision Song Contest in 1974, when they were represented by Marinella and the song “Krasi, thalassa kai t’agori mou”, which finished in 11th place with 7 points. Three years later, Greece earned their first top 5 finish with Paschalis, Marianna, Robert, and Bessy, who finished in 5th place with “Mathima solfege”. In 2001, Greece achieved their first top 3 placing with Antique and the song “I Would Die For You”. The song became a European hit and charted across the continent. In 2005, Helena Paparizou returned to the Eurovision stage as a solo artist and brought Greece their first, and to date only, victory. Her song “My Number One” won with 230 points, beating runners-up Malta by 38 points.