Big Brother 2 (U.S.) - Voting History

Voting History

Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 8 Week 9 Week 10 Week 11
Finale		 Eviction
votes
received
Head of
Household		 Mike Krista Hardy Kent Hardy Nicole Hardy Monica Nicole
Nominations Nicole
Sheryl		 Autumn
Kent		 Shannon
Will		 Krista
Mike		 Kent
Will		 Krista
Monica		 Bunky
Will		 Hardy
Nicole		 Monica
Will
Will Nicole Autumn Nominated Krista Nominated Krista Nominated Hardy Nominated Winner
$500,000		 1
Nicole Nominated Autumn Shannon Mike Kent Head of
Household		 Bunky Nominated Monica Runner-Up
$50,000		 3
Monica Nicole Autumn Shannon Mike Kent Nominated Will Head of
Household		 Evicted
(Day 77)		 Will 1
Hardy Sheryl Autumn Head of
Household		 Mike Head of
Household		 Krista Bunky Nominated Evicted
(Day 68)		 Nicole 1
Bunky Sheryl Autumn Shannon Mike Kent Krista Nominated Evicted
(Day 61)		 Nicole 2
Krista Sheryl Head of
Household		 Shannon Nominated Kent Nominated Evicted
(Day 47)		 Will 4
Kent Sheryl Nominated Shannon Head of
Household		 Nominated Evicted
(Day 40)		 Will 4
Mike Head of
Household		 Autumn Shannon Nominated Evicted
(Day 33)		 Will 4
Shannon Nicole Autumn Nominated Evicted
(Day 26)		 Will 6
Autumn Sheryl Nominated Evicted
(Day 19)		 Nicole 7
Sheryl Nominated Evicted
(Day 12)		 Will 5
Justin Expelled
(Day 10)		 0
Notes 1 none 2 3 4 5
Expelled Justin none
Evicted Sheryl
 Autumn
 Shannon
 Mike
 Kent
 Krista
 Bunky
 Hardy
 Monica
 Nicole
Will

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