‘Survivor 50’ voting is opening again — how to vote for round 3

The third spherical of fan voting for “Survivor 50” is about to start.

“Survivor” host Jeff Probst introduced in February that viewers would have a chance to affect the present’s upcoming fiftieth season through a collection of votes. The primary vote kicked off in February throughout the “Survivor 48” premiere, and the second spherical occurred in March.

Spherical 3 of “Survivor 50” voting begins on Wednesday, April 16, throughout this week’s episode of “Survivor 48.” As with the previous two rounds, followers could have one week to solid their votes as soon as the polls are open.

Followers can vote at https://survivor50cbs.votenow.tv. Spherical 3 permits viewers to weigh in on immunity necklace design, whether or not to provide castaways camp provides or make them earn them, and the prevalence of twists.

“The right twist at the right moment can change the game for players in exciting ways. But some fans prefer a more straightforward game where strategic alliances are all that matter. Which are you?” CBS mentioned in a press release in regards to the third spherical of voting.

Many “Survivor” followers have expressed frustration with the way in which twists can derail the sport, however some individuals are confused in regards to the wording of the twist query.

“No 3rd option on [the twists question]? Feels like a middle ground would be good there,” one fan wrote through X.

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“What’s annoying about this is that it makes it seem like we don’t like twists at all. Twists are fine, but there are twists other than splitting the merged tribe into two groups … its not a twist when its every season,” one other individual chimed in.

A 3rd viewer merely wrote, “The twist wording is so dumb.”

It’s unclear precisely how manufacturing will take followers’ opinions on twists under consideration when planning for “Survivor 50.” The outcomes of the voting gained’t be revealed till season 50 airs in 2026.

Throughout the first two rounds of “Survivor 50″ voting, fans voiced their opinions on tribe swaps, the final four challenge, advantages, tribe colors, whether castaways should be given rice or have to earn it, whether there should be a firemaking challenge or a vote at final four, and whether “Survivor 50” ought to have a stay reunion in L.A. or a pre-taped aftershow in Fiji.

“Survivor” airs on CBS and Paramount+ on Wednesdays at 8 p.m. ET. Episodes are available to stream on Paramount+ the day after they air.