Who Was Voted Out on Survivor 51? Elimination Tracker and Boot Order

Looking for who went home on Survivor 51? This page is the season’s elimination record and nothing else: every player who has left the game, in the order they left, with the vote that sent them home, their final placement, and the story of how their game ended. It is updated after every episode. For the full season picture, visit our Survivor 51 hub; for the players themselves, see the Survivor 51 cast page.

Spoiler notice: everything below covers episodes that have already aired on CBS.

Survivor 51 Elimination Tracker

How to read the tracker: “Voted out” means the tribe decided at Tribal Council, and the Vote column is the final count against the player. “Quit” means the player chose to leave without a vote. Finish is the player’s final placement in the season. As the season goes on, this table will also record medical evacuations, the merge, jury members, and finally the Sole Survivor.

Meet the Eliminated: How Each Game Ended

Aaliyah Puglia: 21st place, voted out Episode 1 (6-2)

The player: A 24-year-old chef from Gloucester City, New Jersey, living in Providence, Rhode Island. A bold, confident superfan who said she came to win the title, not to find herself.

Her game: Three days is all she got. On a tribe of twelve created hours earlier, Aaliyah played in the season’s first live Tribal Council, where alliances were still wet cement.

Why she went home: The original target was Jenna Doore. As the live discussion unfolded, the tribe’s doubts shifted onto Aaliyah, and both women played their Shot in the Dark for safety. Neither scroll said safe. Six votes (Thien An, Brady, Kilby, Maggie, Mike and Patt) made Aaliyah the first boot of the Open Era, a reminder that in a 12-person tribe, a wobbling first impression is fatal.

Ana Sani: 20th place, voted out Episode 2 (6-4)

The player: A 34-year-old voice actress from Richmond Hill, Ontario, living in Toronto, who voiced cartoon characters for a living and had watched Survivor with her mother since she was nine. She played in her mother’s memory.

Her game: Savu split into two camps early: Ana, Carter, Ori and Rob on one side, a six-person group built around Alexis, Cristian, Eric, Kristin, Linnea and Sharonda on the other.

Why she went home: Savu’s first plan was to vote out Eric. Then Alexis overheard Ana talking about her, and word reached Linnea and Sharonda that Ana wanted them gone next. The six flipped the target onto Ana in a single afternoon. Rob’s attempt to save Eric by voting for himself was stopped by the producers (self-votes are against the rules), and his forced Eric vote was not enough. Ana was blindsided 6-4 without ever knowing the plan had changed.

Rob Antonson: 19th place, quit Episode 3

The player: A 40-year-old airline gate agent from Johnston, Rhode Island, a husband and father of three who took up his son’s dare that he could never do the show. He found Savu’s hidden immunity idol in Episode 1.

His game: The most chaotic three-episode run of the season: an idol found, trust tests demanded, a live Tribal confrontation, and a blocked self-vote in Episode 2 that made him a marked man on Savu.

Why he left: Rob had been worried about an infection in his foot and leg since the early days. In Episode 3 he asked for a medical check; the doctors found no injury that required his removal, but Rob chose to leave the game anyway rather than risk it getting worse. Before he went, he handed his idol to Carter Krull, the one Savu player he trusted most. His exit is recorded as a quit, not a medical evacuation.

Patt Cannaday: 18th place, voted out Episode 3 (6-5)

The player: A 33-year-old federal prosecutor from Tampa, Florida, living in Washington, D.C., a former Navy prosecutor from a military family who wanted her alliance to feel both her loyalty and her readiness for war.

Her game: Patt sat inside Toka’s ruling group, “The Five,” and played a strong early social game. In Episode 1 she voted with the majority against Aaliyah.

Why she went home: Episode 3’s camp-visit twist scrambled Toka: Carter mutinied over from Savu and Devin returned, and the tribe fractured into two plans, Patt against Kilby. Patt’s side believed their kill shot on Kilby was set. What she did not know was that Lewis and the newcomer Carter were riding the fence, and at Tribal Council they sided against The Five. Patt lost 6-5, her allies Brady, Devin, Mike and Jelly were blindsided, and Toka’s power flipped in one night.

Jenna Doore: 17th place, voted out Episode 4 (4-1)

The player: A 30-year-old wedding photographer from Perrysburg, Ohio, living in Toledo, Ohio, and an original member of Toka.

Her game: Jenna was the first target of the whole season. In Episode 1 Devin Way named her publicly at a live Tribal Council and she played her Shot in the Dark, which came back not safe, yet the vote flipped onto Aaliyah Puglia and Jenna survived 6-2, taking two votes. In Episode 3 she voted with the winning side that removed Patt Cannaday 6-5. The Episode 4 swap then moved her to the new Savu tribe with Devin, Jelly Loblack, Ori Jean-Charles and Alexis Levine.

Why she went home: The new Savu lost immunity and the choice narrowed to Jenna or Alexis. Devin and Jelly had already written Jenna’s name down in Episode 1, and that old distrust never cleared. Together with Ori, the three members of the secret Helicopter Alliance stayed together, Alexis joined them, and Jenna was blindsided 4-1. Her only vote went to Alexis. No idols or advantages were played.

This section grows after every episode: each new departure gets its own exit profile here.

Who Looks Weakest Now? (Fan View)

Our read of the danger zone after Episode 4, updated weekly. This is opinion, not spoiler:

• Alexis Levine (Savu). She was the other name at Episode 4’s Tribal Council and took Jenna’s vote. Savu is down to four players, and if the Helicopter Alliance trio of Devin, Jelly and Ori holds together, Alexis is outnumbered on her own tribe.
• Eric Macksoud (Dina). He was Savu’s original target and already has four votes against him. The swap gives him new faces on Dina, but nobody still in the game has been a named target as often.
• Danny “Kilby” Kilby (Dina). He survived Episode 3 by one vote and has five votes against him in total, the most of anyone still playing. A new tribe helps him only if Dina keeps winning.
• Brady Booker and Mike Pinsky (Toka). Two members of Toka’s old ruling group, blindsided in Episode 3 and now on a six-person tribe where Carter Krull holds an idol and the swing power. If this Toka loses, the old group’s names are the easiest to write down.

Survivor 51 Boot Order (So Far)

21st Aaliyah Puglia · 20th Ana Sani · 19th Rob Antonson (quit) · 18th Patt Cannaday · 17th Jenna Doore · Still in the game: 16 players.

Elimination FAQs

Who was voted off Survivor last night?

The newest row of the tracker table above is always the latest exit. In the most recent episode (Episode 4, October 14), Jenna Doore was voted out 4-1.

Who was voted out first on Survivor 51?

Aaliyah Puglia, in the September 23 premiere, by a 6-2 vote at Toka’s first Tribal Council.

Has anyone quit Survivor 51?

Yes. Rob Antonson left voluntarily in Episode 3 after a medical check cleared him to continue. He chose to go home over concerns about an infection in his leg.

Who is still in Survivor 51?

Sixteen players remain after Episode 4: Alexis Levine, Thien An Nguyen, Jelly Loblack, Brady Booker, Carter Krull, Cristian Chavez, Danny Kilby, Devin Way, Eric Macksoud, Kristin Flickinger, Lewis Kelly, Linnea Capobianco, Maggie Nestor, Mike Pinsky, Ori Jean-Charles and Sharonda Cox.

Who won Survivor 51?

No one yet. The winner is crowned in the finale in December 2026, and this page will record the result as its final row.

Part of our Survivor 51 coverage: the season hub, the cast page and the prize money breakdown.