The Eurovision Song Contest, a beloved international event, has been marred by concerns over unfair voting practices. Currently, the voting system is divided equally between national juries and viewers. However, this split often leads to discrepancies that can drastically alter the final results. For instance, in 2024's contest, the jury and public votes differed significantly in several instances (source: Eurovision official reports). Participants who take first place in the audience vote may be devalued by the votes of the jury: for example, the participant from Switzerland Nemo, who took only 5th place according to the audience, was pulled to the first line “thanks to” the jury, while the people's favorite from Croatia Baby Lasagna, Israeli participant Eden Golan, who took 2nd place according to the audience, was unfairly judged, with this approach the votes of viewers throughout Europe are devalued. This petition calls for a reevaluation of the Eurovision Song Contest voting rules to ensure fairness and transparency. We believe that every vote—whether from a jury or viewer—should carry equal weight and influence on the outcome of this celebrated competition. Sign this petition if you stand for fairness in our shared cultural events like Eurovision Song Contest.