Delhi Voter List 2026 - SIR Draft Roll PDF Download, Notice List and Name Check

Delhi SIR draft voter list 2026 is out, and the window to file claims and objections stays open till 30 September 2026. Chief Electoral Officer, Delhi published the draft roll on 31 August 2026 for all 70 assembly constituencies with close to 97.5 lakh names. Every voter can check their name online and download the part wise electoral roll PDF from voters.eci.gov.in or ceodelhi.gov.in.

Around 47.7 lakh names out of Delhi's 1,45,10,299 electors did not make it to this draft roll. These names are marked as uncollectable and put in the ASDDO group, which means Absent, Shifted, Dead, Duplicate and Others. On 19 September 2026, CEO Delhi also put up a separate list of 33.1 lakh voters who are inside the draft roll but have been served notices for document checks.

Special Intensive Revision in Delhi started on 30 June 2026 with house to house visits by Booth Level Officers, and that field work ended on 17 August 2026. Only 67.18 per cent enumeration forms were collected and digitised in this period. Digitisation was highest in Rohini at 83.43 per cent and lowest in Tughlakabad at 52.15 per cent.

Qualifying date for this revision is 1 October 2026. Officials will settle all claims, objections and notice hearings by 29 October 2026, and Delhi final voter list will come out on 4 November 2026. Names can still be added, removed or corrected till then.

Delhi SIR Draft Voter List 2026 Download (PDF Electoral Roll)

Below is the process to download Delhi SIR draft electoral roll 2026 in PDF form, polling station wise:

STEP 1 - Go to the ECI electoral roll download page at voters.eci.gov.in/download-eroll on your phone or computer.

STEP 2 - Pick your state from the drop down list and select Delhi.

STEP 3 - Now select your district and then your assembly constituency, as shown in the image below.

STEP 4 - Select the language in which you want the electoral roll PDF, English or Hindi.

STEP 5 - Choose the roll type and select SIR Draft Roll 2026. Old rolls of earlier years also stay on this page, so read the label carefully before you download.

STEP 6 - Find your polling station or part number in the list shown below. You can select more than one part at a time. Type the captcha text and click on the Download Selected PDF's button. Files will start saving on your device one by one.

Open the downloaded PDF and look for your name, your part number and your serial number. Note both numbers down somewhere. Polling stations have been reshuffled this time, so your booth may have changed even if your address has not. Voters of other states can check the state wise list on CEO voter list India page.

Delhi Voter List 2026 Highlights

Delhi Voter ID Search by Name

Downloading a full part PDF takes time, and searching a name inside it is slow work. Faster way is the ECI search page at electoralsearch.eci.gov.in, where you can find your record by name or by EPIC number.

On the Search by Details tab, put your name, relative name, age or date of birth, gender, state, district and assembly constituency. The search will show your voter details along with your part number and serial number.

Voter List Delhi Name Check using EPIC Number

Search by EPIC No. tab works better if you have your voter card in hand. Type the EPIC number printed on your card, select Delhi and fill the captcha, then click on Search.

Same search also works on ECINET mobile app, which has replaced the old Voter Helpline app. Details of the app are given on Voter Helpline App to ECINET page.

Name Not in Delhi SIR Draft List - ASDDO Category

If your search shows no result, your name is most likely sitting in the ASDDO list. This does not mean your vote is gone. It only means your enumeration form did not reach the BLO or could not be uploaded in time. Four common reasons are given below.

• Absent - BLO visited the address more than once but nobody was found there
• Shifted - the voter has moved to another address, another constituency or another state
• Dead - the family or neighbours reported the voter as deceased
• Duplicate - the same person is registered at two or more places

ASDDO list for Delhi is put up on ceodelhi.gov.in and is also with your BLO. Check the reason written against your name first, because that decides which form you have to fill next.

Claims and Objections Dates and Forms

Window for claims and objections is open from 31 August to 30 September 2026. You can apply online at voters.eci.gov.in, through the ECINET app, or on paper by giving the form to your BLO or to the Electoral Registration Officer of your assembly constituency.

Form 6 is for adding a name, whether you are a new voter of 18 years or an old voter whose name was dropped in this draft. If you missed giving your enumeration form between 30 June and 17 August, attach the declaration form along with Form 6. Form 7 is for objecting to a name that should not be in the list, like a person who has died or shifted away. Form 8 is for correcting spelling, address, photo, date of birth or any other detail already printed in the roll.

As per CEO Delhi's daily SIR bulletin, 84,263 Form 6 applications came in between 31 August and 19 September 2026, on top of 2,12,400 received till 30 August. Keep your acknowledgement number safe till you see your name in the final list.

Delhi SIR notice list - voters asked to verify documents

Being in the draft roll does not settle everything. Notices are going to two groups of voters. First are those who could not link themselves or their parents with the 2002 intensive revision roll of Delhi. Second are 19.33 lakh voters whose linking was flagged by ECI software under 11 "logical discrepancies". Common checks in that second group are given below.

• Parent name in the current record does not match the name in the 2002 roll
• Relative type has changed between the two rolls, like father to mother or father to husband
• Age gap between the voter and the parent is less than 15 years or more than 50 years
• Age gap between the voter and the grandparent is less than 40 years
• More than six children are linked to one parent, or two siblings are born less than nine months apart
• Age in the current record does not match the age in the old roll

List of voters who got a notice is on the websites of CEO Delhi and the District Election Officers, and is also kept at Voter Centres. Automated notices are also being sent through ECINET. On 20 September 2026, CEO Delhi said a notice does not mean your name will be deleted. No name can be removed without a hearing and a written order from the ERO, and that order can be appealed.

If you get a notice, give your reply and documents to your ERO or BLO before the date written on it. ECI's document list is only indicative, so the ERO can accept other papers too after looking at the BLO report. People living in Delhi since before 2002 can look up their old entry on ceodelhi.gov.in and note the relative name, AC number, part number and serial number, because those four details make the linking much easier.

Delhi Voter Slip and Voter ID Card Download

Once your name is in the roll, you can download your digital voter card and check the status of any application you have filed at voters.eci.gov.in.

Sign up with your mobile number, then track your application by reference number or search your record by EPIC number. Full process of How to Download e-EPIC / Digital Voter ID Card is explained in a separate guide.

FAQ's

When was Delhi SIR draft voter list 2026 published?

Draft electoral roll came out on 31 August 2026 for all 70 assembly seats of Delhi. Date was shifted twice, from 17 August to 24 August and then to 31 August, mainly because polling stations were being reorganised.

What to do if the name is missing from the draft list?

File Form 6 with the declaration form, either with your BLO or online at voters.eci.gov.in, by 30 September 2026. Attach a document that proves your identity and address.

Is the draft roll enough to vote?

No. Voting is done from the final roll due on 4 November 2026, so fix any mistake in the draft before that.