The final electoral roll for Punjab has been officially published following the completion of the special intensive revision process across all 117 assembly constituencies in the state. State-level data shows that a total of 7,97,263 new voters have been successfully incorporated into the final voter list, while 13,60,316 names have been removed due to various vetting procedures.
When the special intensive revision exercise kicked off back in June, the total voter count in Punjab stood at 2,14,61,043 registered individuals. According to the updated final roll released today, the total number of registered voters now stands at 2,01,00,727. Eligible citizens whose names were left out can still enroll by submitting Form 6 online through the ECI Net app or offline by visiting their respective booth level officers.
In accordance with directives issued by the Election Commission of India and a notification dated 14.05.2026, the special intensive revision of electoral rolls commenced in Punjab on June 25, 2026. The state was included in the third phase of this special drive. Prior to the launch, records showed a total of 2,14,61,043 registered voters in Punjab as of June 9, 2026.
Notices Issued to Over 35 Lakh Voters
Out of 35,49,036 voters who were issued official notices during the verification drive, 86,038 individuals were declared ineligible following thorough scrutiny and speaking orders. Compared to the draft electoral roll which contained 1,93,94,435 voters, the final list registers an increase to 2,01,00,727 voters, marking a growth of 3.64 percent. The final list includes 1,03,76,026 male voters, 97,24,195 female voters, and 506 third gender voters.
Polling Station Rationalization Expands Reach
To improve accessibility and make voting easier for residents across all districts, authorities carried out a rationalization of polling stations. This administrative exercise expanded the total count of polling stations across the state from 24,453 to 25,332.
Form 6 Submissions Open for Left-Out Citizens
The Chief Electoral Officer has appealed to eligible residents who remain unregistered for any reason following the publication of the final roll to step forward. New applicants and those left out can submit Form 6 online via the ECI Net app or offline through their local booth level officers. The commission has mandated special enrollment drives across 20 states and union territories where the revision has concluded to capture any remaining eligible voters and young first-time applicants.
