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A few pages ago, Medj somehow revealed himself to the outside world (the city faction), which drew attention to him. This doesn't benefit him in terms of receiving negative votes.
A reasonable negative voter will try to make others believe him. Because such trust gives him ways to manipulate the city's actions + protects him from visits from city investigators + the only possible outcome is death by a serial killer.
But the outside world, in essence, has nothing to lose.
The outside world, by revealing itself, loses the ability to use the city as a shield and thus becomes simply a means of manipulation by one of the sides until the end of the game.
Regarding point 3 - his move. The doctor's move is indeed questionable.
The doctor's move is based on the main instinct - the instinct of self-preservation. I don't think there's anything to analyze here. And the doctor could have been blocked without any problems.
A poll that is beneficial for the health of the factions:
Record this as a negative, I don't want to answer. Personal preferences that indicate Mafia (especially with some kind of arrangement) can be a reason for a visit from a scoundrel with a garrote.
P.S. Something Hostor didn't tell us why Medj voted red.
For some reason, I didn't see this question in relation to Medj and his vote against Lizard... I'm paranoid, I didn't like Medj's post, intuitively.
Gur was on the forum today. Let's hope for some insights