France won the professional jury vote at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2026. Alec collected 114 points from the national juries with «Comment Tu Vas ?», just six ahead of Spain’s Lucas Paulano (108) and eleven ahead of Armenia’s Naré (103), who went on to win the contest thanks to the online vote.
The top of the jury table was very tight. Georgia (94), hosts Malta (86) and Poland (83) followed, while Montenegro (9) and North Macedonia (6) finished at the bottom of the jury ranking.
Junior Eurovision 2026 jury vote: full ranking
- France – Alec, «Comment Tu Vas ?»: 114 points
- Spain – Lucas Paulano, «Cuore Bello (Te Quiero, Te Quiero)»: 108 points
- Armenia – Naré, «BOO!»: 103 points
- Georgia – Davit Lomidze, «Sun on the Rooftops»: 94 points
- Malta – Beppe, «Blue Bird»: 86 points
- Poland – Wiktor Sas, «Gravity»: 83 points
- Netherlands – Maria, «Stronger Together»: 71 points
- San Marino – Violamarie, «Ruota Panoramica»: 70 points
- Cyprus – Harry Georgiou, «Who I Can Be»: 52 points
- Italy – Matteo Trullu, «Che Cos’è l’Amore?»: 41 points
- Ukraine – Erika Kolesnichenko, «NOT A LULLABY»: 38 points
- Ireland – Caleb Kirwan & Naomi Gribben, «Níos Láidre»: 20 points
- Albania – Eslin Kurti, «Kërce Me Mua»: 19 points
- Portugal – Salvador Rio, «Alma»: 14 points
- Montenegro – Mija Vujović, «Muzika Nas Spaja»: 9 points
- North Macedonia – Ana Stojanoska, «Idnata Jas»: 6 points
How much do the juries count?
Jury votes make up 50% of the final result at Junior Eurovision. The juries cast their votes after the dress rehearsal on Friday 23 October, while the other 50% comes from the free online vote on JESC.tv, open to viewers all over the world, who can choose up to three songs, including their own country’s.
Armenia wins Junior Eurovision 2026: Naré takes the crystal microphone with «BOO!»