Voting History
| Original Tribes | Merged Tribe | |||||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Episode #: | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | |||
| Eliminated: | Carolina 7/8 votes |
Candace 7/8 votes |
Jerry 6/7 votes |
Sandy 5/7 votes |
Spencer 5/6 votes |
Sydney 3/5 votes |
Joe No vote4 |
Brendan 4/9 votes |
Tyson 5/8 votes |
Sierra 4/7 votes |
Debbie 4/6 votes |
Coach 3/5 votes |
Taj 3/4 votes |
Erinn 1 vote |
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| Voter | Vote | |||||||||||||||
| J.T. | Carolina | Sandy | Spencer | Sydney | Sierra | Tyson | Sierra | Debbie | Erinn | Taj | Erinn | |||||
| Stephen | Carolina | Sandy | Spencer | Sydney | Brendan | Tyson | Sierra | Debbie | Coach | Taj | ||||||
| Erinn | Candace | Jerry | Sierra | Tyson | Stephen | Debbie | Coach | Taj | ||||||||
| Taj | Carolina | Joe | Spencer | Sydney | Brendan | Tyson | Debbie | Debbie | Coach | Erinn | ||||||
| Coach | Candace | Jerry | Brendan | Sierra | Sierra | Taj | Erinn | |||||||||
| Debbie | Candace | Jerry | Brendan | Sierra | Sierra | Coach | ||||||||||
| Sierra | Candace | Jerry | Coach | Tyson | Debbie | |||||||||||
| Tyson | Candace | Jerry | Sierra | Sierra | ||||||||||||
| Brendan | Candace | Jerry | Coach | |||||||||||||
| Joe | Carolina | Sandy | Spencer | Taj | ||||||||||||
| Sydney | Carolina | Sandy | Spencer | Taj | ||||||||||||
| Spencer | Carolina | Sandy | Taj | |||||||||||||
| Sandy | Carolina | Sydney | ||||||||||||||
| Jerry | Candace | Erinn | ||||||||||||||
| Candace | Sierra | |||||||||||||||
| Carolina | Sandy | |||||||||||||||
| Jury Vote | ||
|---|---|---|
| Finalist: | Stephen 0/7 votes |
J.T. 7/7 votes |
| Juror | Vote | |
| Erinn | J.T. | |
| Taj | J.T. | |
| Coach | J.T. | |
| Debbie | J.T. | |
| Sierra | J.T. | |
| Tyson | J.T. | |
| Brendan | J.T. | |
^4 No vote: Joe was evacuated due to medical reasons, no Tribal Council was held.
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