Sweden's voting at the Eurovision Song Contest
1950s, 1960s
1970s
1980s
1990s
Spokesperson
Voting table
2000s
Spokesperson
- 2000 – Malin Ekander
- 2001 – Josefine Sundström
- 2002 – Kristin Kaspersen
- 2003 – Kattis Ahlström
- 2004 – Jovan Radomir
- 2005 – Annika Jankell
- 2006 – Jovan Radomir
- 2007 – André Pops
- 2008 – Björn Gustafsson
- 2009 – Sarah Dawn Finer
Voting table
2010s
Spokesperson
- 2010 – Eric Saade[21]
- 2011 – Danny Saucedo[22]
- 2012 – Sarah Dawn Finer[23]
- 2013 – Yohio[24]
- 2014 – Alcazar[25]
- 2015 – Mariette Hansson[26]
- 2016 – Gina Dirawi[27]
- 2017 – Wiktoria[28]
- 2018 – Felix Sandman[29]
- 2019 – Eric Saade[21]
Voting table
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gollark: Elitism, or beeoids.
See also
References
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