Andhra Pradesh Begins Special Intensive Revision of Electoral Rolls for All Voters
The Election Commission has started a special intensive revision of electoral rolls in Andhra Pradesh, distributing over 4.12 lakh enumeration forms on the first day. This massive effort covers 4.16 crore voters across 175 constituencies to ensure accurate and updated registration records.
Highlights
- •The Election Commission launched the special intensive revision of electoral rolls in Andhra Pradesh.
- •Approximately 4.12 lakh enumeration forms were distributed to voters on the first day of the exercise.
- •The revision process aims to cover nearly 4.16 crore electors across 28 districts and 175 constituencies.
- •Voters can access support via the ECINet App or by calling the toll-free helpline 1950.
The Election Commission has officially initiated the special intensive revision of electoral rolls in Andhra Pradesh. This significant administrative exercise commenced with the distribution of approximately 4.12 lakh enumeration forms on Monday. This phase is designed to ensure the accuracy and integrity of voter data across the region.
Overview of Electoral Roll Revision in Andhra Pradesh
According to the Chief Electoral Officer, Vivek Yadav, this third phase of the special intensive revision (SIR) aims to encompass nearly 4.16 crore electors. The process is scheduled to span across all 28 districts and 175 Assembly constituencies within the state, ensuring comprehensive coverage for all eligible citizens. The intensive data collection effort is slated to continue through July 14.
To streamline the process, every registered voter listed in the electoral rolls as of May 25, 2026, will receive a unique, partially pre-filled Enumeration Form. The initial rollout has been swift, with 4,12,384 forms distributed on the first day alone. Furthermore, officials have already initiated the digitization of these records, with 4,115 forms processed digitally within the first 24 hours.
Infrastructure and Public Participation
A robust administrative framework has been deployed to facilitate this massive electoral roll update. The state has mobilized a dedicated workforce, including 46,397 booth-level officers, 68,868 booth-level agents, and oversight from 175 Electoral Registration Officers (EROs). Additionally, 1,076 Assistant Electoral Registration Officers (AEROs) and 28 District Election Officers (DEOs) are actively supervising the operation to ensure it proceeds in a systematic, orderly, and voter-friendly manner.
Transparency and accessibility remain a priority for the Election Commission during this special intensive revision. Electors are encouraged to participate actively and ensure their details are updated. For any assistance, citizens can utilize the 'Book-a-call with BLO' feature available via the ECINet App. Alternatively, residents can reach out for support by dialing the toll-free helpline number 1950, coupled with their respective local STD code, for any inquiries regarding the enrollment process.
This initiative represents a vital step in strengthening the democratic process in Andhra Pradesh. By updating these records, the authorities aim to provide a more accurate and representative database for upcoming electoral exercises, ultimately benefiting the entire electorate of the state.
