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Voting at Melodifestivalen
There have been many voting systems used at Melodifestivalen over the course of its history. The Swedish broadcasters have experimented with various techniques over the years including splitting the juries by age, regional voting and an "expert" jury. Televoting was controversially first introduced in 1993, as an unannounced experiment. The Swedish telephone network promptly collapsed under the strain of phone calls being made.〔ESCtoday.com (Melodifestivalen 1990-2000 ). Retrieved on 6 April 2007.〕 Televoting was permanently reintroduced in 1999, but the regional jury system was retained, and given a 50% weighting in the overall results. In 2011 the regional juries were abolished and their task was given to juries from other countries that participate in the year's Eurovision Song Contest. 2015 saw the introduction of a mobile app that allowed the public to vote for their favourite entries for free, but only when the songs were being performed. Although used in all semi-finals and the Second Chance round, the app votes were not used in the final due to the system becoming overloaded and ceasing to function about half an hour into the show.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Allt om vår nya app )〕〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Utredning visar - därför strulade appen )〕 The current voting system has been controversial, as it is possible for the song which receives the most votes from the public not to win, as happened in 2005, 2008 and 2013.
The current televoting record is 2 865 979 set in Semi-final 3, Melodifestivalen 2015.
==Summary of voting systems used==
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