Eurovision Song Contest winners

The list covers the 70 contests held since 1956, newest first. The 2020 contest was cancelled and has no winner.

In 1956 the ballot was secret and no points were published. In 1969 four songs shared first place. The margin is the winner's points minus those of the runner-up; points are not comparable across years because the voting system has changed. See also the countries with most wins.

Year	Country	Song	Points	Margin
2026	Bulgaria	Dara – “Bangaranga”	516	173
2025	Austria	JJ – “Wasted Love”	436	79
2024	Switzerland	Nemo – “The Code”	591	44
2023	Sweden	Loreen – “Tattoo”	583	57
2022	Ukraine	Kalush Orchestra – “Stefania”	631	165
2021	Italy	Måneskin – “Zitti E Buoni”	524	25
2019	The Netherlands	Duncan Laurence – “Arcade”	498	26
2018	Israel	Netta – “TOY”	529	93
2017	Portugal	Salvador Sobral – “Amar Pelos Dois”	758	143
2016	Ukraine	Jamala – “1944”	534	23
2015	Sweden	Måns Zelmerlöw – “Heroes”	365	62
2014	Austria	Conchita Wurst – “Rise Like a Phoenix”	290	52
2013	Denmark	Emmelie de Forest – “Only Teardrops”	281	47
2012	Sweden	Loreen – “Euphoria”	372	113
2011	Azerbaijan	Ell/Nikki – “Running Scared”	221	32
2010	Germany	Lena – “Satellite”	246	76
2009	Norway	Alexander Rybak – “Fairytale”	387	169
2008	Russia	Dima Bilan – “Believe”	272	42
2007	Serbia	Marija Šerifović – “Molitva”	268	33
2006	Finland	Lordi – “Hard Rock Hallelujah”	292	44
2005	Greece	Helena Paparizou – “My Number One”	230	38
2004	Ukraine	Ruslana – “Wild Dances”	280	17
2003	Türkiye	Sertab Erener – “Everyway That I Can”	167	2
2002	Latvia	Marie N – “I Wanna”	176	12
2001	Estonia	Tanel Padar, Dave Benton & 2XL – “Everybody”	198	21
2000	Denmark	Olsen brothers – “Fly On The Wings Of Love”	195	40
1999	Sweden	Charlotte Nilsson – “Take Me To Your Heaven”	163	17
1998	Israel	Dana International – “Diva”	172	6
1997	United Kingdom	Katrina and The Waves – “Love Shine A Light”	227	70
1996	Ireland	Eimear Quinn – “The Voice”	162	48
1995	Norway	Secret Garden – “Nocturne”	148	29
1994	Ireland	Paul Harrington and Charlie McGettigan – “Rock 'n' Roll Kids”	226	60
1993	Ireland	Niamh Kavanagh – “In Your Eyes”	187	23
1992	Ireland	Linda Martin – “Why Me”	155	16
1991	Sweden	Carola – “Fångad Av En Stormvind”	146	0
1990	Italy	Toto Cutugno – “Insieme: 1992”	149	17
1989	Yugoslavia	Riva – “Rock Me”	137	7
1988	Switzerland	Céline Dion – “Ne Partez Pas Sans Moi”	137	1
1987	Ireland	Johnny Logan – “Hold Me Now”	172	31
1986	Belgium	Sandra Kim – “J'aime La Vie”	176	36
1985	Norway	Bobbysocks – “La Det Swinge”	123	18
1984	Sweden	Herrey's – “Diggi-loo Diggy-ley”	145	8
1983	Luxembourg	Corinne Hermès – “Si La Vie Est Cadeau”	142	6
1982	Germany	Nicole – “Ein Bißchen Frieden”	161	61
1981	United Kingdom	Bucks Fizz – “Making Your Mind Up”	136	4
1980	Ireland	Johnny Logan – “What's Another Year”	143	15
1979	Israel	Milk and Honey – “Hallelujah”	125	9
1978	Israel	Izhar Cohen and the Alphabeta – “Abanibi”	157	32
1977	France	Marie Myriam – “L'oiseau Et L'enfant”	136	15
1976	United Kingdom	Brotherhood of Man – “Save Your Kisses For Me”	164	17
1975	The Netherlands	Teach-In – “Ding-A-Dong”	152	14
1974	Sweden	ABBA – “Waterloo”	24	6
1973	Luxembourg	Anne-Marie David – “Tu Te Reconnaîtras”	129	4
1972	Luxembourg	Vicky Leandros – “Après Toi”	128	14
1971	Monaco	Séverine – “Un Banc, Un Arbre, Une Rue”	128	12
1970	Ireland	Dana – “All Kinds Of Everything”	32	6
1969	United Kingdom	Lulu – “Boom Bang-a-bang”	18	–
1969	The Netherlands	Lenny Kuhr – “De Troubadour”	18	–
1969	Spain	Salomé – “Vivo Cantando”	18	–
1969	France	Frida Boccara – “Un Jour, Un Enfant”	18	–
1968	Spain	Massiel – “La, La, La...”	29	1
1967	United Kingdom	Sandie Shaw – “Puppet On A String”	47	25
1966	Austria	Udo Jürgens – “Merci Chérie”	31	15
1965	Luxembourg	France Gall – “Poupée De Cire, Poupée De Son”	32	6
1964	Italy	Gigliola Cinquetti – “Non Ho L'étà”	49	32
1963	Denmark	Grethe and Jørgen Ingmann – “Dansevise”	42	2
1962	France	Isabelle Aubret – “Un Premier Amour”	26	13
1961	Luxembourg	Jean-Claude Pascal – “Nous Les Amoureux”	31	7
1960	France	Jacqueline Boyer – “Tom Pillibi”	32	7
1959	The Netherlands	Teddy Scholten – “Een Beetje”	21	5
1958	France	André Claveau – “Dors Mon Amour”	27	3
1957	The Netherlands	Corry Brokken – “Net Als Toen”	31	14
1956	Switzerland	Lys Assia – “Refrain”	–	–

A dash in the Points and Margin columns means that no points were published (1956) or that four songs shared first place and there is no single margin (1969).

More Eurovision records

Most wins – Which countries have won the contest most often.
Highest scores – The biggest point totals ever scored in a final.
Biggest winning margins – The runaway victories, and the closest finishes.
Nul points – Every finalist that went home without a single point.