Italy reveals public votes in Eurovision, here's what percentage supported Albania

Italian broadcaster Rai has published a summary of the Italian televotes from the first semi-final and final of Eurovision 2025.

Rai has published the percentage of votes each country received during the shows in which the Italian public had the right to vote. San Marino led the Italian televoting in both the semi-finals and the final with Gabry Ponte and "Tutta l'Italia".

First Semi-Final

San Marino – 54.65%
Albania – 12.43%
Estonia – 7.46%
Ukraine – 5.46%
Sweden – 3.00%
Netherlands – 2.88%
Iceland – 2.77%
Poland – 2.61%
Norway – 2.27%
Portugal – 1.52%
Slovenia – 1.23%
Croatia – 0.97%
Belgium – 0.96%
Cyprus – 0.92%
Azerbaijan – 0.86%

FINALS

San Marino – 34.16%
Albania – 16.52%
Israel – 11.44%
Estonia – 6.18%
Ukraine – 5.00%
Sweden – 2.58%
Austria – 2.18%
Poland – 2.15%
Norway – 1.90% / Greece – 1.90%
Netherlands – 1.77%
Germany – 1.53%
Spain – 1.51%
Iceland – 1.49%
France – 1.20%
Portugal – 1.14%
Latvia – 1.08%
Finland – 1.01%
Luxembourg
– 0.99% Lithuania – 0.95%
Malta – 0.89%
Armenia – 0.85%
Switzerland – 0.72%
United Kingdom – 0.45%
Denmark – 0.41%

Lucio Corsi represented Italy in the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 with the song "Volevo essere un duro". He finished 5th, scoring a total of 256 points. Italy received 12 points from the juries of Croatia, Georgia, Portugal, San Marino, Slovenia and Switzerland, and 12 points from the televoting in Slovenia.