The night of music par excellence is upon us. Marco Mengoni will represent Italy, but be careful, we won't be able to support our favorite with the vote. Let's see together how voting works.
The highlight has come. After a journey made up of anticipations, rumors and tense semi-finals, we are finally at the final of the Eurovision Song Contest. All fans, ready to glue themselves in front of the TV, are wondering: how do we vote? Will we be able to lend a hand to our Marco Mengoni, who will represent us with 'Two lives', the winning song of Sanremo?
The rules of voting: how to vote at the Eurovision 2023 Final
For the Eurovision final, Italians can choose between different ways to cast their vote:
- By SMS: just send a message to the number 474.475.0 with the code of your favorite artist, between 01 and 26. Each vote costs 0,50 euro.
- By telephone: you can call 894.222 and enter the code of the artist you want to support, from 01 to 26. This voting method costs 0,51 euros.
- Via the app: the official app of Eurovision, available on iOs e Android, allows you to express your preference.
Marco is the eleventh!
We remind you that only those who live in countries not participating in Eurovision can vote through the official website of the event.
How do you vote for Marco Mengoni?
Unfortunately it is not possible from Italy. Although Marco Mengoni is our pride and represents Italy with his 'Two lives', residents of Italy will not be able to support it with the vote.
As in the semi-final on May 9, we had the chance to vote for other countries and we can do it also in the final on 13 May, but not for Marco.
A possible solution, although it is an unfair practice that we advise not to practice, is to attempt to vote via the APP using VPNs to hide the location, therefore, result in another country than Italy.
But let's face it, Marco doesn't need little tricks.
When does televoting start and how long does it last?
The conductors, as always, they will open the televoting immediately after the last performance of the evening and they will close it about forty minutes after.
The votes of the public will be added to those of the national juries of the 37 countries in the competition.
Who will win? We just have to tune in to the final and enjoy the show.
Emotions will not fail, I promise!
Read also: Who won Eurovision 2023, the ranking and position Marco Mengoni
