Voting History
| Original Tribes | Swap | Merged Tribe | ||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Episode #: | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | |
| Eliminated: | Ryan 4/8 votes |
Janet 5/8 votes |
Daniel 6/7 votes |
Joanna 4/7 votes |
Jeanne 4/6 votes |
Shawna 4/6 votes |
Roger 7/10 votes |
Dave 8/9 votes |
Deena 6/8 votes |
Alex 4/7 votes |
Christy 4/6 votes |
Heidi 3/5 votes |
Butch 3/4 votes |
Rob 1 vote |
| Voter | Vote | |||||||||||||
| Jenna | Janet | Joanna | Shawna | Roger | Dave | Deena | Matthew | Christy | Rob | Butch | Rob | |||
| Matthew | Roger | Daniel | Shawna | Roger | Dave | Deena | Alex | Christy | Heidi | Butch | ||||
| Rob | Ryan | Daniel | Shawna | Roger | Dave | Deena | Alex | Christy | Heidi | Butch | ||||
| Butch | Ryan | Daniel | Jeanne | Christy | Dave | Deena | Alex | Jenna | Heidi | Rob | ||||
| Heidi | Janet | Joanna | Jeanne | Roger | Dave | Deena | Matthew | Christy | Rob | |||||
| Christy | Jenna | Joanna | Butch | Roger | Dave | Alex | Alex | Jenna | ||||||
| Alex | Ryan | Daniel | Matthew | Roger | Dave | Deena | Matthew | |||||||
| Deena | Janet | Joanna | Shawna | Roger | Dave | Alex | ||||||||
| Dave | Daniel | Daniel | Jeanne | Christy | Matthew | |||||||||
| Roger | Ryan | Daniel | Jeanne | Christy | ||||||||||
| Shawna | Janet | Christy | Matthew | |||||||||||
| Jeanne | Janet | Shawna | Butch | |||||||||||
| Joanna | Christy | Shawna | ||||||||||||
| Daniel | Roger | Roger | ||||||||||||
| Janet | Jeanne | |||||||||||||
| Ryan | Roger | |||||||||||||
| Jury vote | ||
|---|---|---|
| Finalist: | Matthew 1/7 votes |
Jenna 6/7 votes |
| Juror | Vote | |
| Rob | Jenna | |
| Butch | Matthew | |
| Heidi | Jenna | |
| Christy | Jenna | |
| Alex | Jenna | |
| Deena | Jenna | |
| Dave | Jenna | |
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