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Uttarakhand final voter roll lists 7,158,949 electors after Special Intensive Revision

Q: What support will be available for applicants?

Special camps, booth level camps and door to door assistance by BLOs will support eligible applicants.

Uttarakhand’s final electoral roll, published on October 3 after claims and objections were reviewed, includes 7,158,949 voters. The Election Commission-led process added 129,872 voters and removed 104,708 names under prescribed rules. Booth Level Officers will now help eligible people missing from the roll apply for inclusion through Form 6.

Editor: Khatima News Published: 03 Oct 2026, 01:36 PM Updated: 03 Oct 2026, 01:36 PM

Uttarakhand final voter roll lists 7,158,949 electors after Special Intensive Revision.

Uttarakhand’s final electoral roll now contains 7,158,949 voters after the state completed its Special Intensive Revision (SIR) on Saturday, October 3, 2026. The exercise was conducted with July 1, 2026, as the qualifying date under the directions of the Election Commission of India.

The revision began on June 8, 2026, when the state had 7,960,762 registered voters. After enumeration forms were distributed and collected, the draft roll was published on July 14 with 7,133,785 voters.

Voters were allowed to submit claims and objections between July 14 and August 13. Officials disposed of those submissions from August 13 to September 28 before publishing the final list.

What the final roll contains

The final roll includes 3,421,036 women, 3,737,701 men and 212 third-gender voters. It also records 72,656 voters aged 18–19 and 122,892 voters above the age of 80.

During the process, 129,872 new voters were added. A total of 104,708 names were deleted from the rolls according to the prescribed rules.

Uttarakhand currently has 12,543 polling stations. The final publication gives voters an opportunity to verify whether their names and details appear in the updated electoral roll.

Process for voters left out

People who could not be included in the final roll can submit Form 6 through the ECI Net app or through their respective Booth Level Officers (BLOs). Applications can be filed online or offline.

Special camps will support the application process, while BLOs have been instructed to conduct door-to-door outreach. They will compare the current roll with the pre-SIR electoral roll and prepare a separate list of voters whose earlier names are missing from the current list.

BLOs will visit the homes of people identified through this comparison to establish their current status. Eligible applicants will receive assistance in completing Form 6 for inclusion in the electoral roll.

The door-to-door exercise will also cover eligible voters who were inadvertently left out, first-time voters and young voters. Booth-level camps will provide another route for eligible residents to submit inclusion applications.

Political-party and community outreach

The lists prepared by BLOs will be shared with Booth Level Agents of recognised political parties. Electoral Registration Officers will later provide booth-wise lists to political-party representatives, creating another opportunity to identify eligible voters who may have been missed.

Special camps will also target people living in night shelters and labour colonies, along with homeless people and other marginalised sections of society. The outreach is intended to make the inclusion process accessible to eligible residents who may face difficulties applying independently.

Conclusion

Uttarakhand’s final SIR roll has 7,158,949 voters, while BLO-led verification, Form 6 applications and special camps will support eligible people whose names are missing.