Find your name in the SIR Draft Roll 2026

The Election Commission has published the 2026 draft electoral roll. Check that your name is on it — if it is missing or wrong, you must file a claim before your state's deadline.

1

Know your part (booth) number

Search your name or EPIC on the ECI voter search — the result shows your 2026 part number. You need it for step 2.

Open the ECI voter search

Do not reuse a booth number from an older roll. Polling stations were renumbered for 2026, and a FindMySIR slip shows the 2002 booth — it will open the wrong PDF.

2

Download that booth's official PDF

Any constituency in Telangana (119) or Andhra Pradesh (175). The file comes straight from ECI.

Telangana: draft published 17 August 2026 · claims & objections close 16 September 2026 · final roll 19 October 2026

Dates that matter — Telangana

  • Draft roll published

    17 August 2026

    All 119 Telangana constituencies

  • Claims & objections close

    16 September 2026

    Your window to correct or add a record

  • Final roll published

    19 October 2026

    After the notice and disposal phase

How to check your name

  1. 1

    Find your new booth on the ECI portal

    Search by your EPIC (voter ID) number, or by your name and your relative's name. This tells you your current constituency and polling station.

  2. 2

    Download the draft roll for that booth

    On the ECI download page, pick your state, district, constituency and part number to open the PDF for your polling station.

  3. 3

    Find your entry and check every field

    Confirm the spelling of your name, your relative's name, house number and age. A wrong detail needs a correction just as much as a missing name does.

Search your name on ECIDownload draft roll PDF

Your booth number has changed

Polling stations were renumbered for the 2026 revision, so part and booth numbers have changed. The booth number printed on a FindMySIR slip is your 2002 booth — it is not your 2026 booth. Always take your new booth number from the ECI portal.

Notices from the Election Commission

As part of the revision, electors in both Telangana and Andhra Pradesh are being served notices — a large number of them. There are three situations:

  • Mapped

    Your record was matched to an earlier intensive-revision roll. No action is needed from you.

  • Anomaly

    Your record was matched but a detail does not line up. You will need to prove the relationship the roll records.

  • Unmapped

    No earlier record was matched to you. You will need to submit documents, which vary by your date of birth.

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