Reports: EBU Approves Major Eurovision 2027 Televoting Reforms
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According to reports, the EBU approved televoting reforms for Eurovision 2027 at the Prague General Assembly to "curb geopolitical voting trends".
The rules of the game are changing. The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) General Assembly, which concluded yesterday (Friday) in Prague, brought dramatic news that is poised to fundamentally alter how public voting impacts the scoreboard. According to reports by the Greek Eurovision outlet, Eurovisionfun, the union approved a comprehensive reform package for the televoting system ahead of Eurovision 2027, with the goal of reducing "political voting".
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Behind the reported discussions lies a remarkable phenomenon in the competition's history. In recent years, exceptionally dedicated fanbases and public voting campaigns have demonstrated unprecedented strength on the scoreboard. While this overwhelming show of public support highlights the undeniable passion of the viewers, who have successfully maximized their voting power within the official rules, it has also caused some strategic headaches for several European national broadcasters and...









