Voting History
| Original Tribes | Merged Tribe | |||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Episode #: | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 12 | 13 | 14 | |
| Eliminated: | John 6/8 votes |
Tanya 5/7 votes |
Jed 5/8 votes |
Ghandia 4/6 votes |
Stephanie 5/7 votes |
Robb 5/6 votes |
Shii Ann 4/5 votes |
Erin 3/4 votes |
Ken 5/8 votes |
Penny 4/7 votes |
Jake 5/6 votes |
Ted 4/5 votes |
Helen 3/4 votes |
Jan 1 vote |
| Voter | Vote | |||||||||||||
| Brian | John | Tanya | Ghandia | Ken | Penny | Jake | Ted | Helen | Jan | |||||
| Clay | John | Tanya | Ghandia | Ken | Jake | Jake | Ted | Helen | ||||||
| Jan | John | Tanya | Clay | Ken | Penny | Jake | Ted | Helen | ||||||
| Helen | Clay | Tanya | Ghandia | Ken | Penny | Jake | Ted | Jan | ||||||
| Ted | John | Tanya | Ghandia | Ken | Penny | Jake | Jan | |||||||
| Jake | Jed | Stephanie | Robb | Shii Ann | Erin | Ted | Jan | Jan | ||||||
| Penny | Jed | Stephanie | Robb | Shii Ann | Erin | Ted | Jake | |||||||
| Ken | Jed | Stephanie | Robb | Shii Ann | Erin | Ted | ||||||||
| Erin | Jed | Stephanie | Robb | Shii Ann | Ken | |||||||||
| Shii Ann | Jed | Stephanie | Robb | Penny | ||||||||||
| Robb | Shii Ann | Shii Ann | Shii Ann | |||||||||||
| Stephanie | Shii Ann | Shii Ann | ||||||||||||
| Ghandia | John | Helen | Clay | |||||||||||
| Jed | Shii Ann | |||||||||||||
| Tanya | John | Helen | ||||||||||||
| John | Ghandia | |||||||||||||
| Jury vote | ||
|---|---|---|
| Finalist: | Clay 3/7 votes |
Brian 4/7 votes |
| Juror | Vote | |
| Jan | Brian | |
| Helen | Brian | |
| Ted | Brian | |
| Jake | Brian | |
| Penny | Clay | |
| Ken | Clay | |
| Erin | Clay | |
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