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Sweden in Eurovision: Voting & Points

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Sweden hosted the Eurovision Song Contest seven times:
1975: Stockholm
1985: Gothenburg
1992: Malmö
2000: Stockholm
2013: Malmö
2016: Stockholm
2024: Malmö
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United Kingdom gave zero points to ABBA in 1974
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There have been five barefoot winners in Eurovision history: Sandie Shaw (1967), Sertab Erener (2003), Dima Bilan (2008), Loreen (2012 & 2023) and Emmelie De Forest (2013)
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Austria, Denmark, Finland, Norway, Portugal and Sweden boycotted the 1970 contest as they were not pleased with the result of 1969 and the voting structure

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Eurovision 2026: Songs

All the songs for the Eurovision Song Contest 2026

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Eurovision 2026: Poll

Who should win the Eurovision Song Contest 2026?

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In 2009 Georgia decided to send the song "We Don't Wanna Put In" to the contest in Moscow, but because of a controversy about the lyrics in the song, EBU banned the song from participating, if the lyrics was not changed. Georgia refused to change the lyrics, and withdrew from the contest
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The youngest ever main artist was 11-year-old Nathalie Pâque from Belgium. She represented France in Eurovision 1989 with the song "J'ai Volé La Vie". The oldest was 95-year-old Emil Ramsauer from the Swiss 2013-band "Takasa"
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In 1974 the French President, Georges Pompidou, died during Eurovision week. The French broadcaster decided to withdraw from the contest. The funeral was held the day of the contest