INFE Türkiye is the eleventh and latest fan club to reveal its points in the INFE Poll 2026.

The tenth edition of the INFE Poll has continued with the eleventh set of results from INFE TĂĽrkiye. INFE is the International Network of Fanclubs of Eurovision and is formed of twenty-five clubs across the continent. Since 2017, the club has been voting ahead of the contest on their favourite acts.

The results of INFE Türkiye are:

Finland – 12 points
Greece – 10 points
Cyprus – 8 points
Italy – 7 points
Israel – 6 points
Bulgaria – 5 points
Austria – 4 points
Sweden – 3 points
France – 2 points
Albania – 1 point

This means the results after eleven clubs have voted are:

Finland – 101 points
Greece – 73 points
Sweden – 68 points
Cyprus – 56 points
France – 48 points
Denmark – 47 points
Australia – 35 points
Bulgaria – 33 points
Romania – 33 points
Italy – 26 points
Albania – 18 points
Croatia – 16 points
Montenegro – 16 points
Israel – 15 points
Moldova – 14points
Luxembourg – 9 points
Austria – 7 points
Ukraine – 6 points
Czechia – 3 points
Germany – 3 points
Malta – 2 points
Portugal – 2 points
Lithuania – 1 point

The past winners of the INFE Poll are:

2025 – Austria – JJ – “Wasted Love”
2024 – Switzerland – Nemo – “The Code”
2023 – Sweden – Loreen – “Tattoo”
2022 – Spain – Chanel – “Slo Mo”
2021 – Switzerland – Gjon’s Tears – “Tout l’univers”
2020 – Lithuania – The Roop – “On Fire”
2019 – Duncan Laurence – “Arcade”
2018 – Netta – “Toy”
2017 – Italy – Francesco Gabbani – “Occidentali’s Karma”

Source: ESC Today

Turkey in the Eurovision Song Contest+

Turkey first participated in the Eurovision Song Contest in 1975. During the 20th century, Turkey only managed to place in the top 10 on two occasions, 9th in 1986 and 3rd in 1997. Turkey won in 2003 with “Every Way That I Can” by Sertab Erener, their first ever entry completely in English. They went on to achieve six top 10 results in the following years. They withdrew in 2013, citing dissatisfaction with the rules of the contest, and have not returned to the contest since.