Voting History
Tribal Council (TC) numbers are almost the same as Cycle numbers as a Tribal Council occurs at the end of each cycle; eliminations that happen outside a Tribal Council do not bear a Tribal Council number, but count towards a cycle. Episode numbers denote the episode(s) when the voting and subsequent revelation of votes and elimination during a Tribal Council took place. They can also denote the episode wherein a contestant officially left the game for any reason. It should be noted that there is no "Original Tribes" column because the tribal switch occurred on Day 3 before the first Tribal Council.
| Switched Tribes | Merged Tribe | |||||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TC #: | 1 | 2 | 3 | — | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | |
| Episode #: | 5 | 10 | 15 | 16 | 19 | 20 | 25 | 30 | 35 | 40-41 | 45 | 51 | 53 | 57 | 60 | 62 |
| Eliminated: | Chev 8/9 votes |
Emerson 6/8 votes |
Gigit 8/9 votes |
Patani 3/8 votes |
Niña No voteV1 |
Vevherly 5/6 votes |
John 5/6 votes |
Nikki 4/5 votes |
Jace 6/10 votes |
Kiko 5/9 votes |
Veronica 5/9 votes |
Marlon 6/8 votes |
Kaye 4/5 votes |
Zita 3/5 votes |
Cris 3/4 votes |
Charisse 1 vote |
| Voter | Vote | |||||||||||||||
| JC | Chev | Emerson | Vevherly | Jace | Marlon | Veronica | Marlon | Kaye | Zita | Cris | ||||||
| Rob | Chev | Emerson | Vevherly | Jace | Marlon | Veronica | Marlon | Kaye | Zita | Cris | Charisse | |||||
| Charisse | Gigit | John | John | Nikki | Kiko | Kiko | Rob | Marlon | Kaye | Zita | Cris | |||||
| Cris | Chev | Emerson | Vevherly | Jace | Kiko | Veronica | Marlon | Charisse | Rob | JC | ||||||
| Zita | Chev | Kaye | Vevherly | Jace | Marlon | Veronica | Marlon | Kaye | JC | |||||||
| Kaye | Chev | Emerson | Vevherly | Jace | Kiko | Veronica | Marlon | |||||||||
| Marlon | Gigit | Patani | John | Nikki | Kiko | Kiko | Rob | Cris | ||||||||
| Veronica | Gigit | Niña | John | Nikki | Kiko | Kiko | Rob | Charisse | ||||||||
| Kiko | Chev | Emerson | KidnappedV2 | Jace | Marlon | Rob | ||||||||||
| Jace | Gigit | Niña | John | Nikki | Kiko | |||||||||||
| Nikki | Gigit | Patani | John | Veronica | ||||||||||||
| John | Gigit | Patani | Nikki | |||||||||||||
| Vevherly | Chev | Emerson | Rob | |||||||||||||
| Niña | Gigit | Nikki | ||||||||||||||
| Patani | Gigit | Nikki | ||||||||||||||
| Gigit | Patani | |||||||||||||||
| Emerson | Chev | Vevherly | ||||||||||||||
| Chev | Kaye | |||||||||||||||
| Jury Vote | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| TC #: | 15 | ||
| Episode #: | 65 | ||
| Finalist: | Rob 2/9 votes |
JC 7/9 votes |
|
| Juror | Vote | ||
| Public voteV4 | JC | ||
| Charisse | JC | ||
| Cris | JC | ||
| Zita | Rob | ||
| Kaye | JC | ||
| Marlon | JC | ||
| Veronica | Rob | ||
| Kiko | JC | ||
| Jace | JC | ||
A vote with a black background denotes that while the voter was already voted out, the recipient of the vote still got it through the Cursed Pearl. When the White Pearl is used, the last vote against the White Pearl's holder is the one crossed out, if any such vote appears.
^V1 Niña pulled herself out of the game completely due to injury. Therefore no vote occurred for her removal from the game.
^V2 Although Kiko was physically present in Tribal Council, he was immune from elimination and could not vote due to the stipulation of being Jarakay's captive for a day.
^V3 Because of Cris's immunity, the two votes against him through the Cursed Pearl were negated.
^V4 Result of the popularity vote as the 9th jury member: JC 93%, Rob 7%.
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