electoral roll revision

The Karnataka Chief Electoral Officer reviews the progress of the Mysuru SIR in the electoral roll revision process.

CPI has requested a three-month extension for revising the electoral roll in Andhra Pradesh, citing procedural lapses, political interference, and insufficient voter coverage. The party also calls for special measures to address the needs of migrant workers and vulnerable groups.

Mysuru has achieved 83.9% progress in electoral roll revision, with over 23.49 lakh forms distributed and 927 polling booths completing enumeration form distribution.

The electoral roll revision drive in Visakhapatnam has distributed 80.94% of enumeration forms across seven Assembly constituencies under the Special Intensive Revision. Progress in digitizing the completed forms is also accelerating.

The Election Commission of India (ECI) will start a house-to-house electoral roll revision on June 15. Electors can also use an online form to update their details.

Preparations for the SIR of voter rolls have begun in Arunachal, with the final electoral roll list scheduled to be published on September 22, as stated by Chief Electoral Officer Pawan Kumar Sain. The revision aims to ensure accurate and updated voter registration across the state.