Eurovision to be Reformed Following Audit and Transparency Concerns

Eurovision Voting System to be Reformed Following RTVE's Call for Audit Spain's RTVE has called for an audit of the Eurovision Song Contest voting system, citing concerns about irregularities. In response, the European Broadcasting Union (UER) has indicated its willingness to consider a negotiated reform. An independent external audit, conducted by Ernst & Young, is currently underway. While the results of the audit are not yet available, RTVE's statement highlights the need for increased transparency and stronger measures against external interference in future contests. "RTVE is pushing for a more robust and transparent voting system," a source close to the situation stated. "The goal is to ensure that the results accurately reflect the preferences of viewers across Europe." The UER's openness to reform signals a commitment to addressing concerns about the integrity of the competition. The reforms are expected to include changes to the voting process and increased scrutiny of potential external influences. This move towards greater transparency promises a more credible and fair Eurovision Song Contest in the future.