Rules
Vote for Georgia
Iru is set to perform as the 11th contestant at Eurovision on May 11 The Eurovision Song Contest will start at 21:00 Central European Time, with voting beginning at 22:20 Georgia is not eligible to vote for its own representative, making the support of Georgians living abroad crucial Voting is only possible from the countries that will appear on the stage on May 11, listed on the banner Once all 16 contestants have performed, you will be able to vote via call or text by watching the public broadcaster of the country you’re in A number will be displayed on the telescreens, at the end of which you should dial “11” to support Georgia’s representative For those living in countries that do not participate in the Eurovision Song Contest, voting can be done at www.eurovision.tv.
Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) is one of the truly remarkable European television programs transmitted live via the Eurovision satellite network.
As every contest, the Eurovision Song Contest also has Rules.
The main rule of ESC is that the country, which wins the competition, wins the right to host it the following year.
The first ever Junior Eurovision Song Contest (JESC) took place in Denmark, in 2003. There are some differences between JESC and ESC.
