The annual Eurovision Festival was held yesterday announcing the resumption of Government functions in the Imperial Grand Duchy. Citizens from across the nation joined in the celebration with the addition of a tourist to the capital. This is the third consecutive year that a tourist has joined in the festivities. While the festival was still hosted by the Marquis of New Charter and the Minister of Justice, but the this time the Minister for Faith and Communities organised the entire event as the Marquis completed his dissertation.
The results are as follows:
Jury Vote:
| Finland | 12 Points |
| Norway | 10 Points |
| Moldova | 8 Points |
| France | 7 Points |
| Sweden | 6 Points |
| Albania | 5 Points |
| Switzerland | 4 Points |
| Croatia | 3 Points |
| Lithuania | 2 Points |
| Belgium | 1 Point |
Public Vote:
| Finland | 12 Points |
| Norway | 10 Points |
| Germany | 8 Points |
| Croatia | 7 Points |
| Ukraine | 6 Points |
| Moldova | 5 Points |
| France | 4 Points |
| Sweden | 3 Points |
| Australia | 2 Points |
| Czechia | 1 Point |
There were large discrepancies with the points this year. Finland and Norway both topped the Jury and Public vote. The winner, Sweden, received only 6 points from the Lundener jury and 3 points from the public. Moldova, France and Croatia both received points from the jury and the public vote. For the third time in the festival’s 9 year history, the UK received no points from Lundenwic and last years winners, Ukraine, only received 6 points from the public.
The Marquis of New Charter also won the special Eurovision quiz prepared by the Minister of Faith and Communities beating two teams of two and one team of four by himself. He got 7 out of 10, one point above second placed.
Imperial Grand Duchy of Lundenwic 