Sweden in the Eurovision Song Contest 2009

The final was held on 14 March at Globen in Stockholm. 11 songs competed, with the winner being decided by a mix of televoting/SMS voting and jury voting. The final winner was Malena Ernman with the pop/opera song "La voix", composed by Ernman and last year's winning composer Fredrik Kempe, and was sung in both English and French. Ernman received top marks from the televoting public, and only came 8th with the juries. Second place went to Caroline af Ugglas with "Snälla, snälla", while third place went to boyband E.M.D. with "Baby Goodbye".

• In the Final Sweden came 21st with 33 points: the public awarded Sweden 15th place with 59 points and the jury awarded 22nd place with 27 points.

Semi Final voting

Sweden's televoting for the first semi final were as follows:[5]

The televotes were then converted into points, as shown in the points column.

Draw	Country	Televotes	Points
1	Montenegro	2,988	0
2	Czech Republic	831	0
3	Belgium	1,655	0
4	Belarus	3,200	1
5	Sweden	N/A	N/A
6	Armenia	7,397	5
7	Andorra	2,676	0
8	Switzerland	4,251	2
9	Turkey	13,685	7
10	Israel	8,621	6
11	Bulgaria	725	0
12	Iceland	35,994	12
13	Macedonia	2,986	0
14	Romania	2,594	0
15	Finland	31,988	10
16	Portugal	4,394	3
17	Malta	4,820	4
18	Bosnia and Herzegovina	30,688	8

Final voting

Sweden's televoting for the grand final were as follows:[5]

The televotes were then converted into points, as shown in the televote points column. As the 50/50 rule had also been re-introduced a jury of 5 professionals in music from Sweden also voted. These votes were then combined and converted into the point system as shown in the final column.[6]

Draw	Country	Televotes	Televote Points	Jury Points	Total	Final Points
1	Lithuania	7,446	0	0	0	0
2	Israel	9,457	0	0	0	0
3	France	4,916	0	0	0	0
4	Sweden	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
5	Croatia	3,752	0	0	0	0
6	Portugal	7,894	0	0	0	0
7	Iceland	58,151	10	12	22	10
8	Greece	14,450	0	6	6	2
9	Armenia	15,918	1	5	6	3
10	Russia	3,810	0	0	0	0
11	Azerbaijan	39,145	6	8	14	8
12	Bosnia and Herzegovina	57,818	8	0	8	5
13	Moldova	6,131	0	0	0	0
14	Malta	8,535	0	0	0	0
15	Estonia	24,244	3	7	10	7
16	Denmark	26,635	4	0	4	0
17	Germany	7,930	0	2	2	0
18	Turkey	33,709	5	4	9	6
19	Albania	20,698	2	3	5	1
20	Norway	136,171	12	10	22	12
21	Ukraine	8,229	0	1	1	0
22	Romania	7,638	0	0	0	0
23	United Kingdom	12,854	0	0	0	0
24	Finland	47,722	7	0	7	4
25	Spain	3,672	0	0	0	0