Check your name on the newly published Maharashtra SIR draft electoral roll 2026 and follow our step-by-step guide to update or correct your voter details before September 30.
Published: September 1, 2026, 8:38 PM IST
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Maharashtra, Mumbai Draft SIR Electoral Roll: The Special Intensive Revision (SIR) draft electoral roll for Maharashtra was officially published on August 31, 2026Covering all 288 Assembly constituencies, this major update resulted in millions of names being adjusted, relocated, or flagged under the Absent, Shifted, Dead and Duplicate (ASDD) categoriesBecause of these extensive revisions, the Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) of Maharashtra strongly urges every citizen to manually verify their listing status immediately to prevent disenfranchisement.
Maharashtra SIR draft list: Methods to verify your name online
- ECI National Voter Portal: Access the official Election Commission of India Electoral Search PortalSelect “Search in Electoral Roll” to look up your entry using your EPIC (Voter ID) number, registered mobile number, or personal details like name and date of birth.
- Voter Helpline App: Download the official Voter Helpline App on Android or iOS to check your constituency status directly on your phone.
- CEO Maharashtra Portal: Visit the official Chief Electoral Officer, Maharashtra Portal to cross-verify the localized lists updated for this revision.
What Maharashtra Chief Electoral Officer said on 2.07 crore voters?
Maharashtra Chief Electoral Officer SChockalingam on Monday clarified that the 2.07 crore electors categorised under “Uncollectable Enumeration Forms” during the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) 2026 drive are not permanently removed from the rollsHe said the figure, accounting for 21.15 per cent of Maharashtra’s 9.78 crore electorate, marks exclusion from the draft electoral roll, not immediate deletion, a report by IANS news agency said.
“I appeal to every voter to check the draft electoral rollDo not merely look at statewide figuresCheck whether your own name is on the list and whether your details are correctIf your name is missing, apply for inclusionIf there is an error, request a correctionIf there is an issue regarding removal, you can submit Form 6 to apply for re‑inclusionThe draft list is not the final list; a complete process of claims and objections will take place before the final voter list is released,” he said.
Which forms are required to correct or update entries?
Form 6: Submit for fresh voter registration if your name was deleted or never previously included.
Form 8: File to correct personal details, update information, or request a replacement EPIC card.
Form 7: Fill out to register an official objection regarding any entry.
Where can voters submit forms?
Online: Submit digitally through the ECI Voters’ Service Portal.
Offline: Print and hand in physical forms to your local Booth Level Officer (BLO) or nearest BMC Ward Election Office.
