Survivor 10: Pearl Islands - Voting History

Voting History

Original Tribes Exile Island Switch Switched Tribes Merged Tribe
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Eliminated: Irit
6/10 Votes		 Nasrin
8/9 Votes		 Gal
No Votes		 Sivan
8/9 Votes		 Meir
No Vote		 Bashevkin
6/7 Votes		 Ma'ayan
6/8 Votes		 Diva
5/6 Votes		 Michal
4/5 Votes		 Mirit
3/4 Votes		 Efrat
6/10 Votes		 Guy
4/4 Votes8		 Idan
3/5 Votes9		 Anastassia
2/2 Votes10		 Igor
3/6 Votes		 Ofir
3/5 Votes		 Itay
3/4 Votes		 Yoav
No Vote		 Neta-Lee
No Vote
Voter Vote
Erik Irit Nasrin Bashevkin Diva Michal Mirit Efrat Idan Idan Anastassia Igor Ofir Itay
Mirit Sivan Michal Diva Michal Erik Efrat Idan Yoav Ofir Yoav Yoav
Neta-Lee Irit Nasrin Bashevkin Efrat Idan Yoav Ofir Igor Yoav Itay
Yoav Sivan Ma'ayan Guy Guy Ofir Ofir Itay
Itay Nasrin Nasrin Bashevkin Diva Michal Mirit Efrat Idan Idan Anastassia Yoav Ofir
Ofir Sivan Ma'ayan Guy Idan Igor Yoav
Igor Sivan Ma'ayan Guy Guy Erik Ofir Erik
Anastassia Irit Nasrin Bashevkin Efrat Idan Yoav Ofir
Idan Sivan Ma'ayan Guy Guy Erik
Guy Nasrin Nasrin Bashevkin Diva Michal Mirit Efrat
Efrat Irit Nasrin Bashevkin Guy
Michal Sivan Ma'ayan Diva Mirit
Diva Sivan Ma'ayan Guy
Ma'ayan Sivan Michal
Bashevkin Nasrin Nasrin Neta-Lee
Meir
Sivan Igor
Gal Irit Nasrin
Nasrin Irit Efrat
Irit Nasrin

This castaway could not vote at Tribal Council, because s/he had the "Veto Armlet".
^8 Idan played the Hidden Immunity Idol at the 11th Tribal Council, therefore all the votes cast against him did not count, and Guy was sent home.
^9 Yoav played the Hidden Immunity Idol at the 12th Tribal Council, therefore all the votes cast against him did not count, and Idan was sent home.

Jury vote
Finalist: Mirit
3/9 Votes		 Erik
6/9 Votes
Juror Vote
Neta-Lee Erik
Yoav Erik
Itay Mirit
Ofir Erik
Igor Erik
Anastassia Mirit
Idan Erik
Guy Mirit
Efrat Erik

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