Phase III — 16 States & 3 UTs

Don't get left off the voter roll. We'll help you, free of cost.

India's Special Intensive Revision (SIR) is the first full voter verification in over 21 years. Our volunteers help you check your status, gather the right documents, and complete your Enumeration Form correctly — so no eligible citizen is left out.

Indian citizens proudly holding their voter ID cards
What is SIR?

India's first deep clean of the electoral rolls in 21 years.

The Special Intensive Revision is conducted by the Election Commission of India under Article 326 to ensure that every eligible citizen is included and no ineligible person is on the roll. Booth Level Officers (BLOs) visit every household with a pre-filled Enumeration Form (EF). Phases I & II covered 13 States/UTs and ~59 crore electors. Phase III now extends SIR to 16 States and 3 UTs, covering 36.73 crore more electors with 3.94 lakh BLOs.

Every voter visited

BLOs make at least 3 visits to each household to distribute and collect the Enumeration Form.

Matched to 2002–2004 SIR

Your name (or a relative's) is linked back to the last SIR. If it can't be matched, you'll get a notice.

Claims & objections

Draft rolls publish between Jul–Oct 2026 (state-wise). You get a 30-day window to file claims or objections.

Why it matters

Pure electoral rolls strengthen our democracy.

A lot has changed in two decades. The SIR exists to fix the gaps — but the process puts the burden of paperwork on ordinary citizens, especially the elderly, migrants, daily-wage workers and persons with disabilities.

  • Last full revision was 21 years ago (2002–2004)
  • Migration has caused many voters to be registered in multiple places
  • Names of deceased voters were never removed
  • Risk of wrongful inclusion of non-citizens
  • Political parties have repeatedly raised concerns about roll quality
How volunteers help

Four simple steps. One trained volunteer by your side.

01

Check your status

We look up whether you're on the current roll and matched to the last SIR.

02

Collect documents

We tell you exactly which proofs you need from the Commission's indicative list.

03

Fill the EF correctly

We help you complete the Enumeration Form and match it with your previous SIR entry.

04

Track till final roll

We follow up through Claims & Objections until your State's Final Roll is published (Sep–Dec 2026).

Documents you'll need

From the Commission's indicative list.

During the Enumeration Phase only the EF is collected — but you should keep these ready in case the ERO issues a notice for verification.

Identity proof

  • Aadhaar Card (front & back)
  • PAN Card
  • Passport
  • Govt./PSU service ID or pension order

Address proof

  • Electricity bill
  • Gas bill
  • Family Register entry
  • Land / house allotment certificate

Voter ID

  • EPIC / Voter ID card
  • Extract from previous Electoral Roll

Date of birth proof

  • Birth certificate
  • 10th Marks Memo / matriculation certificate
  • Passport
Key dates

SIR Phase-III schedule at a glance.

Covers 16 States and 3 Union Territories. Himachal Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh will be scheduled later. Source: Election Commission of India / PIB, 14 May 2026.

  1. 20 May – 14 Sep 2026Preparation, BLO training & printing

    Rolling batch-wise across 16 States and 3 UTs.

  2. 30 May – 14 Oct 2026House-to-house visits by BLOs

    3.94 lakh BLOs visit 36.73 crore electors with the Enumeration Form.

  3. By 14 Oct 2026Rationalisation of Polling Stations

    Polling station boundaries finalised for the revised roll.

  4. 05 Jul – 21 Oct 2026Publication of Draft Electoral Rolls

    Earliest: Odisha/Mizoram/Sikkim/Manipur (05 Jul). Latest: Tripura (21 Oct).

  5. 05 Jul – 20 Nov 2026Claims & Objections window

    30-day window opens with each State's draft publication.

  6. 05 Jul – 19 Dec 2026Notice Phase — Hearing & Disposal

    EROs hear and dispose of claims and objections.

  7. 06 Sep – 23 Dec 2026Publication of Final Electoral Rolls

    First batch: 06 Sep 2026 (Odisha/Mizoram/Sikkim/Manipur). Last: 23 Dec 2026 (Tripura).

State-wise highlights

Odisha • Mizoram • Sikkim • Manipur
Draft: 05 Jul 2026Final: 06 Sep 2026
DNH & DD
Draft: 10 Jul 2026Final: 11 Sep 2026
Uttarakhand
Draft: 14 Jul 2026Final: 15 Sep 2026
Andhra Pradesh • Arunachal • Haryana • Chandigarh
Draft: 21 Jul 2026Final: 22 Sep 2026
Telangana • Punjab
Draft: 31 Jul 2026Final: 01 Oct 2026
Karnataka • Meghalaya • Maharashtra • Jharkhand • Delhi
Draft: 05 Aug 2026Final: 07 Oct 2026
Nagaland
Draft: 20 Sep 2026Final: 22 Nov 2026
Tripura
Draft: 21 Oct 2026Final: 23 Dec 2026
Frequently asked

Answers to common questions.

Five minutes today. Your vote secured for years.

Check your details in the SIR list and keep the information ready for volunteer support.