Punjab’s final voter list for all 117 Assembly constituencies was published on Monday, October 12, after the completion of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) 2026. Voters can now check whether their names are included in the updated electoral roll online or through local election officials.
According to Chief Electoral Officer Anindita Mitra, Punjab has 2,01,00,727 registered voters in the final list. The figure includes 1,03,76,026 male voters, 97,24,195 female voters and 506 third-gender voters.
Step 1: Visit the official website
Go to the Chief Electoral Officer, Punjab’s official website: ceopunjab.gov.in. Voters can also visit the Election Commission of India’s voter services portal at voters.eci.gov.in.
Step 2: Find the electoral roll
Look for the option to access or download the electoral roll. Select the relevant district and Assembly constituency, then choose the applicable polling station or electoral roll part, wherever required.
Step 3: Check your details
Open the relevant electoral roll and search for your name and other details. Check that your information appears correctly in the list.
Eligible voters whose names are not included in the final electoral roll can apply for enrolment by filling out Form 6. The application can be submitted through the ECINET mobile app or offline through the respective Booth Level Officer (BLO).
Voters can also approach their Electoral Registration Officer (ERO) or District Election Officer (DEO) for assistance.
Before the revision, Punjab had 2,14,61,043 registered electors. The final list now has 2,01,00,727, marking a net reduction of 13,60,316 voters. During the exercise, 7,97,263 new electors were added.
The Election Department has published the final rolls for all 117 Assembly constituencies. Voters are advised to check their details in the updated list rather than rely on older electoral rolls.
