Eurovision 2016: Voting Order & Spokespersons

As the previous years, the voting order has been determined by the broadcaster. Other years the voting order was decided by an algorithm to try to make the voting as exciting as possible, based on the results from last night's Jury Final. This year the jury votes a split from the televotes, so the order is determined based on technical and operational logistics.

1. Austria – Kati Bellowitsch
2. Iceland – Unnsteinn Manuel Stefansson
3. Azerbaijan – Tural Asadov
4. San Marino – Irol MC
5. Czech Republic – Daniela Písa?ovicová
6. Ireland – Sinead Kennedy
7. Georgia – Nina Sublatti
8. Bosnia & Herzegovina – Ivana Crnogorac
9. Malta – Camille
10. Spain – Jota Abril
11. Finland – Jussi-Pekka Rantanen
12. Switzerland – Sebalter
13. Denmark – Essendrop
14. France – Elodie Gossuin
15. Moldova – Olivia Furtuna
16. Armenia – Arman Margaryan
17. Cyprus – Lukas Hamatsos
18. Bulgaria – Anna Angelova
19. The Netherlands – Trintje Oosterhuis
20. Latvia – Toms Grevins
21. Israel – Ofer Nachshon
22. Belarus – Uzari
23. Germany – Barbara Schöneberger
24. Russia – Nyusha
25. Norway – Elisabeth Andreassen
26. Australia – Lee Lin Chin
27. Belgium – Umesh Vangaver
28. United Kingdom – Richard Osman
29. Croatia – Nevena Rendeli
30. Greece – Constantinos Christophorou
31. Lithuania – Ugne Galadauskaite
32. Serbia – Dragana Kosjerina
33. FYR Macedonia – Dijana Gogova
34. Albana – Andri Xhahu
35. Estonia – Daniel Viinalass
36. Ukraine – Verka Serduchka
37. Italy – Claudia Andreatti
38. Poland – Anna Popek
39. Slovenia – Marjetka Vovk
40. Hungary – Csilla Tatár
41. Montenegro – Danijel Alibabic
42. Sweden – Gina Dirawi