The Russian song "You Are The Only One" gathered a narrow majority of votes. Since the European gay television broadcaster OUTtv started the poll in 2010 it's the first time that its gay viewers all over Europe have voted for Russia to win the Eurovision Song Contest. This year, a record of more than 3500 gay men have voted. Especially France, the Netherlands and Russia are the big favorites among the voters. The outcome is remarkable, because OUTtv viewers appear to be well predictors of the winner of the contest. It is the seventh time in a row that OUTtv organizes the poll. As usual, the winner receives the OUTMusic Award before the Song Contest officially starts. Since the introduction of this award in 2010, the winner has already been predicted mostly well by the gay community (in 2010, 2012, 2013 and 2015). "We can say that the gay community is quite good in predicting the winner when it comes to the Eurovision Song Contest," says Marc Putman, C...
