Survivor: Micronesia - Voting History

Voting History

Original Tribes Swapped Tribes Merged Tribe
Episode #: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
Eliminated: Jonny
9/10 votes
Mary
6/10 votes
Yau-Man
6/9 votes
Mikey B
6/9 votes
Joel
6/8 votes
Jonathan
No vote10
Chet
5/7 votes
Kathy
No vote11
Tracy
5/6 votes
Ami
4/5 votes
Eliza
8/10 votes
Ozzy
5/9 votes
Jason
4/8 votes
James
No vote12
Alexis
2/2 votes13
Erik
4/5 votes
Natalie
3/4 votes
Cirie
1 vote
Voter Vote
Parvati Jonny Yau-Man Eliza Ozzy Jason Alexis Erik Natalie
Amanda Jonny Yau-Man Joel Chet Tracy Ami Eliza Jason Jason Alexis Erik Natalie Cirie
Cirie Jonny Yau-Man Joel Chet Tracy Ami Eliza Ozzy Jason Amanda Erik Natalie
Natalie Mary Mikey B Eliza Ozzy James Amanda Erik Cirie
Erik Mary Mikey B Chet Chet Tracy Ami Eliza Jason Jason Amanda Parvati
Alexis Mary Chet Eliza Ozzy James Amanda
James Jonny Yau-Man Eliza Jason Parvati
Jason Chet Chet Ozzy Ozzy James
Ozzy Jonny Yau-Man Joel Chet Tracy Ami Eliza Jason
Eliza Jonny Yau-Man Ozzy
Ami Jonny Cirie Joel Chet Tracy Erik
Tracy Mary Mikey B Joel Erik Ozzy
Kathy Mary Mikey B
Chet Mary Mikey B Joel Erik
Jonathan Jonny Parvati
Joel Tracy Mikey B Chet
Mikey B Chet Chet
Yau-Man Jonny Parvati
Mary Tracy
Jonny Ozzy
Jury Vote
Finalist: Amanda
3/8 votes
Parvati
5/8 votes
Juror Vote
Cirie Parvati
Natalie Parvati
Erik Amanda
Alexis Parvati
James Amanda
Jason Parvati
Ozzy Amanda
Eliza Parvati

^10 No vote: Jonathan was evacuated due to medical reasons.
^11 No vote: Kathy voluntarily left the game.
^12 No vote: James was evacuated due to medical reasons.
^13 Because Amanda played the Hidden Immunity Idol, four votes cast against her did not count.

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