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The Icelandic broadcaster R\u00daV has announced the detailed results of the two semi-finals and final of the local Eurovision heat She 2016<\/em>, who knew her apotheosis last Saturday.<\/p>\n Gr\u00e9ta Sal\u00f3me Stef\u00e1nsd\u00f3ttir winner ended surprisingly only third<\/strong> in her semifinal, with 20.37% of the vote. In the other semi, but was also smoothly D\u00eds Arnard\u00f3ttir Alda won the lowest percentage recorded. Helgi Valur \u00c1sgeirsson amounted to just 5.99% of all registered votes.<\/p>\n In the final Arnard\u00f3ttir won the first round of voting with over 2000 votes more<\/strong> than Stef\u00e1nsd\u00f3ttir (22900 vs 20900). Singer Ruth Sigur\u00f0ard\u00f3ttir still came very nice set up (19500 votes), but made just not enough impression to a place in the super final in. Also notable: \u00c1 ny<\/em>, the only song that was sung in Icelandic yet in the final, finished second at the jury but last at the public.<\/p>\n In the super final defeated Hear Them Calling <\/em>of the recurring Gr\u00e9ta Sal\u00f3me Stef\u00e1nsd\u00f3ttir with over 61% of the vote. In total, there 88456 times voted<\/strong>exactly, if only in the super final. A very high number if you know that Iceland only 320,000 inhabitants. All the exact results can be found here: semi-finals<\/a> and finals<\/a>.<\/p>\n