ECI electoral-roll information
Use the Election Commission of India entry point to find electoral-roll services and the appropriate official route.
The SIR 2026 voter list is administered through state election authorities, so begin with your State Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) or an official Election Commission of India (ECI) route; do not assume there is one national PDF. On the Maharashtra CEO website checked on 25 September 2026, the official pages list a draft roll dated 31 August and SIR press notes including an item dated 10 September. Use this guide to open the right official page, check the correct roll, and distinguish it from a 2002 historical list or an application-status screen. This independent guide does not host voter records and is not an election authority.
These buttons open official information or search pages, not a file hosted by this guide. The Maharashtra links are examples for that state only.
Use the Election Commission of India entry point to find electoral-roll services and the appropriate official route.
The official Maharashtra CEO site links to the SIR 2026 draft-roll download area, search facilities, notices, and state guidance.
Open the CEO Maharashtra page that lists the SIR 2026 draft-roll name-search route and official language guides.
Choose the State CEO website for the state where the elector is registered, then locate the notice or service specifically labelled for the 2026 Special Intensive Revision (SIR) draft roll. If the state authority sends users to an ECI portal, follow that link from the official state page. This matters because a state may publish a search page, downloadable roll, notice, or separate claims-and-objections service at different times. A generic voter-search result is not automatically proof that a person appears in the SIR draft roll.
The currently verified example in this guide is Maharashtra. Its CEO pages list a draft electoral roll dated 31 August 2026, a name-search page for the SIR 2026 draft, a state roll entry on the ECI Voters Portal, and dated press notes. Those facts describe Maharashtra's source pages only. They do not establish a release date, route, or status for Delhi, Pune, or every other state.
Before entering information, confirm that the page names the relevant state and identifies the SIR 2026 draft or another roll edition you intend to check. A page for the ordinary electoral roll, an earlier SIR exercise, a 2002 archive, or a submitted-form tracker answers a different question.
A state CEO site can link to an ECI-hosted search or download screen. Check the destination domain after a redirect and keep the state CEO notice available so you can confirm the publication date and instructions that apply.
The Maharashtra CEO's Search Draft 2026 page identifies the official name-search route and links to its voter guides. Start from that page if you are checking a Maharashtra entry. The search provider controls which fields are available; enter only the fields it requests and avoid assuming that every state uses the same form or lookup method.
Search results can be affected by spelling, transliteration, constituency boundaries, and the exact roll part. Treat a close name match as a lead to verify, not as a final identity check. Compare the district, assembly constituency, polling part, and available relative details against the official result and current instructions. If the service is unavailable, return through the CEO page later or use the help details in the official notice instead of switching to a copied list on an unrelated site.
Use the CEO Maharashtra Search Draft 2026 page or the ECI destination it links to. Check that the page still identifies the 2026 draft before using the search fields.
Do not rely on a name alone when the official result provides more context. Check the constituency and part, and make sure the record belongs to the correct state and roll edition.
Keep the official page or notice URL and the date you checked. Avoid uploading voter details to third-party lookup sites or posting a screenshot of a personal record publicly.
The phrase SIR draft electoral roll refers to a particular revision-stage list. A historical 2002 voter list is an older record sometimes used in SIR preparation, while Form 6 is an application route for new enrolment under the applicable instructions. A form-status page tracks a submission; it does not replace a roll search. Keeping these tasks separate avoids filing an unnecessary form or treating an old record as confirmation of current registration.
The correct next step depends on the official notice and the person's situation. If you are checking an older family record, use the site's 2002 search guide. If you already submitted a form, use the official tracking route. If the current draft contains a mismatch, follow the State CEO's claims, objections, or correction instructions rather than applying a general rule from another state.
First repeat the search with reasonable spelling or transliteration variants and confirm the state, constituency, and roll date. A failed search can result from a changed boundary, a search-field mismatch, a temporary service problem, or an entry that requires official review. It does not, by itself, establish that someone is ineligible or has been removed.
Next, read the current notice for the relevant state. Maharashtra's official SIR page separates the draft-roll search from claims-and-objections information. Use the state-specific process and dates shown there. For another state, do not reuse Maharashtra's deadline or assume that the same submission channel applies. When instructions are unclear, contact the helpline or electoral office listed on the official source and keep the notice date with your notes.
Form 6 is not a universal correction button. Whether it is appropriate depends on the current official instructions and the individual's enrolment circumstances. Check the relevant notice or ask the listed election office before submitting a new application.
A draft-roll correction window, claims-and-objections process, and new-enrolment application are different procedures. Follow the form, evidence, and deadline specified for the state and revision stage. This guide does not determine an individual's eligibility or case outcome.
Searches such as Pune SIR draft electoral roll or Delhi SIR draft release date need a state- and date-specific answer. The Similarweb data shows these as separate query patterns, but keyword data is not evidence that a roll has been published. This research verified Maharashtra CEO pages on 25 September 2026; it did not verify a current Delhi release date or a separate Pune roll URL. Use each relevant State CEO's notice page for those answers.
On the Maharashtra source pages captured for this guide, the draft-roll search page was live, the official ECI portal entry linked from the state site was available, and the press-note page listed items dated 10 September 2026 and earlier. The screenshot below records the visible notice list on the check date. Recheck the live page before relying on a date or a route, since a later notice may change the schedule or replace a portal link.
The links on this page lead to ECI or Maharashtra CEO pages. They are official page destinations, not verified direct file URLs. The research did not verify a stable national PDF, one universal file size, or a permanent direct download for every state, so this guide does not label an external page as a direct file. If an authority offers a PDF, open it from that authority's current page and confirm the state, roll date, constituency, and part before using it.
A voter-roll file can contain personal information. Do not email or publicly repost a full roll or an identifiable personal result. Be cautious of unofficial pages that ask for unnecessary identity numbers, payment, or document uploads to reveal a public search result. The site is independent of ECI and State CEO offices; official authorities remain responsible for publication, correction, and enrolment decisions.
This page was checked on 25 September 2026 against the Election Commission of India's electoral-roll information page and the Maharashtra CEO's SIR, draft-search, and press-note pages. The verified Maharashtra page listed a draft roll dated 31 August 2026 and a press-note entry dated 10 September 2026. These are source-page observations from that date, not a claim that every state has the same publication status.
The guide does not access private voter records, determine whether a person is eligible, or submit a correction. For time-sensitive instructions, use the latest notice at the relevant State CEO or ECI destination. If a link or schedule changes, follow the authority's current page and treat this summary as a routing aid.
The Maharashtra pages below were reviewed on 25 September 2026. Each is a page-level destination; verify its current instructions before acting.
Open the current State CEO SIR notice, follow its official draft-roll search link, and confirm the state, roll date, constituency, and part. Search fields vary by service. The verified example here is Maharashtra's CEO Search Draft 2026 page.
No. The 2026 draft roll and a 2002 historical roll are different editions used for different tasks. Use the page labelled for the current SIR draft when checking present publication status.
Only if the relevant election authority currently offers a download for your state and roll part. This guide links to official portal pages; it does not claim a universal direct PDF or file size.
Check spelling and locality details, then read the latest State CEO notice for that state's correction or claims process. A failed search alone does not establish removal or ineligibility.
Do not submit Form 6 solely because a name appears or does not appear in a search. Check the current official instructions and the person's enrolment circumstances; the correct procedure can differ.
This research did not verify a current Delhi release date. Check the latest CEO Delhi notice rather than applying Maharashtra dates to Delhi.