Eurovision 2015: Voting Order & Spokespersons

As the previous years, the voting order has been determined by an algorithm to try to make the voting as exciting as possible. The algorithm is based on the results from last night's Jury Final.

1. Montenegro (Andrea Demirović, 2009)
2. Malta (Julia Zahra, 2004)
3. Finland (Krista Siegfrids, 2013)
4. Greece (Helena Paparizou, 2001, 2005)
5. Portugal (Suzy, 2014)
6. Romania (Sonia Argint Ionescu)
7. Belarus (Teo, 2014)
8. Albania (Andria Xhahu)
9. Moldova (Olivia Fortuna)
10. Azerbaijan (Tural Asadou)
11. Latvia (Markus Riva)
12. Serbia (Maia Nikolić)
13. Estonia (Tania, 2014)
14. Denmark (Basim, 2014)
15. Switzerland (Laetitia Guarino)
16. Belgium (Walid)
17. France (Virginie Guillaume)
18. Armenia (Lilit Muradyan)
19. Ireland (Nicky Byrne)
20. Sweden (Mariette Hanson)
21. Germany (Barbara Schöneberger)
22. Australia (Lee Lin Chin)
23. Czech Republic (Daniela Písařovicová)
24. Spain (Lara Siscar)
25. Austria (Kati Bellowitsch)
26. FYR Macedonia (Marko Mark)
27. Slovenia (Tinkara Kovač, 2014)
28. Hungary (Csilla Tatár)
29. United Kingdom (Nigella Lawson)
30. Georgia (Natia Bunturi)
31. Lithuania (Ugnė Galadauskaitė)
32. Netherlands (Edsilia Rombley, 1998, 2007)
33. Poland (Cleo, 2014)
34. Israel (Ofer Nachshom)
35. Russia (Dmitry Shepelev)
36. San Marino (Valentina Monetta, 2012, 2013, 2014)
37. Italy (Federico Russo)
38. Iceland (Sigridur Halldorsdottir)
39. Cyprus (Loukas Hamatsos)
40. Norway (Margrethe Røed)