Albania leads the biggest survey of fans for Eurovision 2025
Albania has the chance this time to be a strong competitive in Eurovision.
With the approaching official evidence for Eurovision 2025, which this year takes place in the city of Basel, Switzerland, the atmosphere among 37 countries competitors is becoming increasingly intense. Now, while each country prepares to give the best performance on stage, one of the most significant indicators of public expectations has come from the renowned Eurovision fans portal, Wiwibloggs.
In a survey organized by Wiwibloggs, attended by 18,951 people from around the world, the public chose the favorite to win this year’s Eurovision. According to the published results, Albania, represented by « Shkodra Electronic » with the song « Zjerm », is currently the main favorite for victory.
The song « Zjerm » collected 2,106 votes, which make up 11.11% of the total total, passing at the top of the classification, despite the fact that it was previously positioned in a parallel survey for the semifinals. Increasing support shows a large mobilization of Albanian fans and the international community that has embraced the unique energy of this group.
In second place is Finland, represented by Erika Vikman with the song « Ich Komme », an artistic statement on sexual freedom, which received 1,969 votes (10.39%). Known for her bold charisma and appearances, Erika is a beloved name among the festival fans.
The third position belongs to Sweden, this year represented by Trio Kaj, a Finnish band with the song « Bara Bada Bastu » – a fun chamber of love for sauna and Nordic culture, with 1,620 votes (8.55%).
As the ranking continues with Austria, Spain, the Netherlands, Israel and France, Albania currently enjoys a historic moment, seeing itself for the first time in charge of a survey of its kind before the rehearsals.
Complete survey results for the Eurovision 2025 winner, according to Wiwibloggs survey:
Albania – 11.11% (2,106 votes)
Finland – 10.39% (1,969 votes)
Sweden – 8.55% (1,620 votes)
Austria – 6.38% (1,210 votes)
Spain – 4.64% (879 votes)
Netherlands – 3.65% (692 votes)
Israel – 3.61% (685 votes)
France – 3.32% (630 votes)
Greece – 3.28% (622 votes)
Poland – 3.10% (588 votes)
Malta – 3.10% (587 votes)
Germany – 3.06% (580 votes)
United Kingdom – 2.78% (526 votes)
Australia – 2.58% (488 votes)
Estonia – 2.46% (467 votes)
Lithuania – 2.11% (400 votes)
Norway – 2.11% (399 votes)
Denmark – 2.03% (384 votes)
Ireland – 2.02% (383 votes)
Czech – 1.95% (369 votes)
Iceland – 1.75% (332 votes)
Switzerland – 1.50% (285 votes)
Ukraine – 1.35% (256 votes)
Belgium – 1.35% (256 votes)
Luxembourg – 1.32% (251 votes)
Latvia – 1.31% (248 votes)
Italy – 1.30% (247 votes)
San Marino – 1.21% (229 votes)
Cyprus – 1.03% (196 votes)
Croatia – 0.94% (178 votes)
Portugal – 0.78% (148 votes)
Montenegro – 0.77% (146 votes)
Slovenia – 0.77% (145 votes)
Armenia – 0.75% (142 votes)
Azerbaijan – 0.73% (138 votes)
Serbia – 0.62% (117 votes)
Georgia – 0.28% (53 votes)
The first tests on the Eurovision scene begin in the coming days, and the eyes of fans will be directed by what « Shkodra electronic » will bring live on stage. Already, expectations are high.
