Archive · 28 Jul 2026
Nellore District Completes Voter Mapping with 85.28% Success
Nellore district has finished updating its voter list, with 85.28% of voters successfully mapped.
The district collector, Himanshu Shukla, shared that forms were collected from most voters between June 15 and July 24.
Some voters' records couldn't be mapped, and they can still keep their voting rights by showing one of 12 accepted ID documents.
The officials found 38,645 duplicate votes to be deleted, 1,13,421 migrated voters, 80,699 deceased voters, and 57,077 voters who couldn't be traced.
The draft voter list will be published on July 31, and voters can make changes or add their names within 30 days.
Nellore district achieved an 85.28% voter mapping rate in the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls.
Enumeration forms were collected from 16,83,557 out of 19,74,240 registered voters.
Notices will be issued to 1.8% of voters whose records could not be mapped.
Officials identified 38,645 duplicate votes, 1,13,421 migrated voters, 80,699 deceased voters, and 57,077 untraced voters.
The draft electoral roll will be published on July 31, with a 30-day period for claims and objections.
- Who
- District Collector Himanshu Shukla
- What
- Completion of Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls
- When
- Between June 15 and July 24
- Where
- Nellore district
- Why
- To update and clean the electoral roll for upcoming elections
Voter Mapping Success
Challenges in Voter Mapping
Achievement Rate
Voter Mapping Success
The district achieved an 85.28% voter mapping rate, which is a significant accomplishment.
Challenges in Voter Mapping
Despite the high rate, 14.72% of voters were not mapped, indicating room for improvement.
Duplicate Votes
Voter Mapping Success
Identifying and deleting 38,645 duplicate votes ensures a cleaner electoral roll.
Challenges in Voter Mapping
The process of deleting duplicate votes requires consent, which may delay the cleanup.
Voter Rights Restoration
Voter Mapping Success
Migrated voters can restore their voting rights by submitting required documents upon return.
Challenges in Voter Mapping
The process for restoring voting rights may be cumbersome for some voters.
- Voter Mapping Rate
- 85.28%
- Total Registered Voters
- 19,74,240
- Enumeration Forms Collected
- 16,83,557
- Duplicate Votes Identified
- 38,645
- Migrated Voters
- 1,13,421
- Deceased Voters
- 80,699
- Voters Not Traced
- 57,077
- Draft Electoral Roll Publication Date
- July 31