Voting History
| Original Tribes | Switched Tribes | Merged Tribe | ||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Episode #: | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | |
| Eliminated: | Peter 5/8 votes |
Patricia 4/7 votes |
Hunter 4/6 votes |
Sarah 4/5 votes |
Gabriel 7/8 votes |
Gina 3/4 votes |
Rob 7/10 votes |
John 6/9 votes |
Zoe 7/8 votes |
Tammy 5/7 votes |
General 5/6 votes |
Sean 3/5 votes |
Paschal No vote5 |
Kathy 1 vote |
| Voter | Vote | |||||||||||||
| Vecepia | Sarah | Patricia | Hunter | Gabriel | Rob | John | Zoe | Tammy | General | Neleh | Neleh | |||
| Neleh | Sarah | Gina | Rob | John | Zoe | Tammy | General | Sean | Kathy | Kathy | ||||
| Kathy | Sarah | Gina | Zoe | John | Zoe | Tammy | General | Sean | Neleh | |||||
| Paschal | Sarah | Gina | Rob | John | Zoe | Tammy | General | Sean | Kathy | |||||
| Sean | Sarah | Patricia | Hunter | Gabriel | John | John | Zoe | Tammy | General | Neleh | ||||
| General | Gabriel | Rob | Sean | Zoe | Vecepia | Sean | ||||||||
| Tammy | Gabriel | Rob | Sean | Zoe | Vecepia | |||||||||
| Zoe | Gabriel | Rob | John | General | ||||||||||
| John | Gabriel | Rob | Sean | |||||||||||
| Rob | Peter | Patricia | Hunter | Gabriel | John | |||||||||
| Gina | Peter | Sarah | Sarah | Sarah | Kathy | |||||||||
| Gabriel | Rob | |||||||||||||
| Sarah | Peter | Patricia | Hunter | Kathy | ||||||||||
| Hunter | Peter | Sarah | Sarah | |||||||||||
| Patricia | Peter | Sarah | ||||||||||||
| Peter | Patricia | |||||||||||||
| Jury vote | ||
|---|---|---|
| Finalist: | Neleh 3/7 votes |
Vecepia 4/7 votes |
| Juror | Vote | |
| Kathy | Neleh | |
| Paschal | Neleh | |
| Sean | Vecepia | |
| Robert | Vecepia | |
| Tammy | Vecepia | |
| Zoe | Neleh | |
| John | Vecepia | |
^5 : Paschal was not voted out. The purple rock determined who would be eliminated. He drew the purple rock and he became the sixth jury member.
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