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4,159 votes came in and the gap barely moved: Jona opened at 48% on day one and closed at 47.4%, a spread of six-tenths of a point across 25 days. Veler stayed fixed in second the entire way, never closer than the 23-point gap that separated them at the finish — 1,970 votes to 980.

The margin held up everywhere it could have cracked. Jona topped nine of the ten biggest voting countries, from Albania's 1,836 ballots down to Russia's 46; only the UK's 88 voters broke for Veler instead. Women were the backbone of the win — nearly two-thirds of Jona's votes came from female voters, versus a near-even split for Veler.

• Day-one lead, day-25 lead · Jona opened at 48% and finished at 47.4% — the gap never moved.
• Nearly double the runner-up · 1,970 votes to Veler's 980, a 23-point spread that held throughout.
• Nine of ten countries · Jona won every top country but the UK, which favored Veler.
• A female-heavy coalition · About 63% of Jona's votes came from women, unlike Veler's even split.