Junior Eurovision organisers have released the official 2026 scorecard ahead of the final in Malta. The downloadable sheet lists all 16 competing countries, artists and songs in running order, giving viewers a simple way to follow the programme and record their opinions.
What to know
- Two printable scorecard versions are available.
- A completed scorecard is not an official contest vote.
The scorecard allows fans to judge each song using three different scoring categories, total their marks and rank their favourites. The organisers offer a full-colour edition and a white, ink-saving version, both designed for downloading and printing.
Viewers watching in a group can use separate sheets to compare their personal rankings. These are unofficial fan scores for home use: completing a scorecard does not count as casting an actual vote in the contest.
The official online vote is a separate free process via the competition’s voting website. Eurovision organisers say viewers can choose three favourites, including their own country. The live Junior Eurovision 2026 final begins at 21:00 CEST on 24 October in Ta’ Qali, Malta.
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Last verified: 18 October 2026.
