Voting History
| Episode | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | Finale | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Murdered | Shirley | Andy | Lindsey | Stacey | Brian | Kristen | Katie | Jeff2 | N/A | |||
| Group's Pick | Shirley | Andy | Kristen | Kristen | Brian | Jeff, Kristen1 |
Katie | Alan, Jeff2 |
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| Lifeguard's Pick | Kristen | Brian | Lindsey | Stacey | Kristen | Jeff | ||||||
| Group Voting | ||||||||||||
| Ángel | Shirley | Andy | Kristen | Kristen | Brian | Jeff | L.G. | L.G. | WINNER | |||
| Alan | Shirley | Andy | L.G. | Kristen | Brian | Kristen | Katie | Jeff2 | RUNNER-UP | |||
| Jeff | Shirley | Andy | Kristen | Kristen | L.G. | Kristen | Katie | Alan2 | ||||
| Katie | Shirley | Andy | Kristen | Kristen | Kristen | L.G. | Jeff | |||||
| Kristen | Jeff | L.G. | Stacey | Jeff | Brian | Jeff | ||||||
| Brian | Shirley | Andy | Kristen | L.G. | Kristen | |||||||
| Stacey | Shirley | Andy | Kristen | Kristen | ||||||||
| Lindsey | Jeff | Andy | Stacey | |||||||||
| Andy | L.G. | Lindsey | ||||||||||
| Shirley | Jeff | |||||||||||
- The contestant was chosen as the lifeguard, and could not vote or be voted against.
Italic names represent non-revealed votes, but were based on alliances.
^1 In episode 6, a tie vote occurred between Jeff and Kristen. When asked to break the tie as lifeguard, Katie opted to send both out to play the Killer's Game.
^2 In the finale, Alan and Jeff didn't vote against each other. Because Ángel was immune (as he was chosen by Katie to be the lifeguard), there was no reason to vote and Alan and Jeff were immediately handed their maps.
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