INFE Network: The INFE Poll 2020 kicks of tommorow on ESCToday

Monday, 20 April 2020

• The International Network of Fan Clubs of Eurovision is kicking off tomorrow its annual Eurovision Poll that will be presented to the fans through an exclusive collaboration with ESCToday for a 4th consecutive year! 

  Despite the heartbreaking cancellation of this year’s Eurovision Song Contest, the INFE Network is holding its successful INFE polls and is once again joining forces with ESCToday for the 4th year in a row! From tomorrow on stay tuned on ESCToday and the INFE Network to follow the fans’ verdict on the ESC 2020 entries! Who will be this year’s winner??

  The first collaboration with ESCToday took place back in 2017 with the 2017 Eurovision INFE Poll. This year the ESC fans Network with its 22 clubs and the Rest of the world fan communities will be teaming up with ESCToday in order to deliver from April 21 and on the verdict of each fan club in order to determine this year’s winner.

   

  INFE Poll 2019

  Last year’s edition of the INFE Poll, which ran from 8 April to 29 April 2019, succeeded to predict the winner of Eurovision 2019 once more! Duncan Laurence from the Netherlands managed to climb to the first place of the poll’s scoreboard, with a total of 201 points. Consecutively, he won the finale of the Eurovision Song Contest 2019 in Tel Aviv!Luca Hänni from Switzerland took the second place, with 157 points, while Mahmood from Italy was awarded the third place, with 133 points.

   

   

  About I.N.F.E

   

    INFE (International Network of Fans of Eurovision) is one of the two non profit organizations of Eurovision fans.  The INFE Network was established back in 2011 by a total then of 10 countries. After 7 years of national and international presence and interactive initiatives the club counts today more than 20 countries and an upgoing popularity as more nations are in progress to join. Greece, Azerbaijan, France, Greece, Cyprus, Turkey, North Macedonia, Czech Republic, USA, Poland , Belarus, Ukraine, Germany, Hungary, Portugal, Armenia, Slovenia, Slovakia, Moldova, Australia,Venezuela, Mexico, and Tunisia have subscribed to our organization. INFE enjoys years now the ongoing support of EBU and national broadcasters in its only objective to spread the Eurovision spirit and values around the globe and share the common passion of its member for more and more Eurovision! Through its international site www.infenetwork.net and its regional national clubs’ sites never stops updating fans on the latest news about the Eurovision Song Contest and other Eurovision events such as Junior Eurovision.

  INFE wishes to embrace fan communities around the globe and welcome all nations on board. More information and details on our network can be shared by sending an e mail to [email protected] , while the nextwork runs accounts on  instagram and on Facebook for more news and updates on our favorite song contest.

   

  About ESCToday

  It all started back in 1998 when Mr. Sietse Bakker decided to launch a website that will fill up the gap of missing information about the preparations for the Eurovision Song Contest. Since then ESCToday has walked a long distance of almost 20 years online. The website officialy went online in April 2000.

  A motto that could easily describe ESCToday is “on the move”. Even though the main “niche” is to bring un-opinionated, plain Eurovision news, the website aims to become a great host for everybody to come and share their thoughts with our readers, hence a new section was launched to fulfill that purpose.

   

  Sources: infenetwork.net / Esctoday.com