Archive · 13 Nov 2025
Election Commission of India Launches Online Search Facility for Electoral Roll Revision
The election office in India has made it easier for people to check if they are on the list of voters.
They have put a special search tool on their website, www.voters.eci.gov.in.
If you are in Tamil Nadu, you can go to this website and look for your name.
You can search using your name or your voter ID card number.
You might need to enter some details like your district, your name, and your parent's or husband's name.
The election office also has a way for you to fill out some forms online.
To do this, you need to log in with your phone number or voter ID number and enter a code that is sent to your phone.
This online form filling works if your name on the voter list is the same as on your Aadhaar card.
Once you fill out the form, you will need to confirm it with another code sent to your phone.
This is to help voters easily check their information and update their details.
The Election Commission of India (ECI) has launched an online search facility for the Electoral Roll under the Intensive Revision, 2002/2005.
Electors can access the facility on the website www.voters.eci.gov.in to search for their names.
The portal allows searching by name or EPIC number, requiring specific details when searching by name.
A facility is also available for electors to fill Enumeration Form online after logging in with a registered mobile number or EPIC number and OTP authentication.
Online form submission is available for electors whose name in the Electoral Roll matches their Aadhaar card details.
- Who
- Election Commission of India (ECI) and Electors
- What
- Enabling of an online search facility for the Electoral Roll and an online enumeration form submission process.
- When
- Not specified, but implied to be current.
- Where
- Tamil Nadu (specifically mentioned for the portal access), with broader applicability implied.
- Why
- To provide convenience to electors for accessing their electoral information and for filling out enumeration forms online.
Election Commission of India (ECI)
Electors
Access to Electoral Information
Election Commission of India (ECI)
The ECI has provided an online search facility for the Electoral Roll under the Intensive Revision, 2002/2005, accessible via www.voters.eci.gov.in, allowing electors to search for their names.
Electors
Electors can use the online portal to retrieve their details by searching by name or EPIC number. The process requires entering district, AC, elector name, guardian name, gender, and a verification code when searching by name.
Online Enumeration Form Submission
Election Commission of India (ECI)
The ECI has enabled a facility for electors to fill enumeration forms online, requiring login with a registered mobile number or EPIC number and OTP authentication.
Electors
Electors can utilize this online facility if their name in the Electoral Roll matches their Aadhaar card. They need to fill in necessary details, get redirected to an e-sign page, and authenticate with an OTP sent to their registered mobile number.
- ECI Website
- www.voters.eci.gov.in
- Revision Year
- 2002/2005
- Search Options
- Search by Name, Search by EPIC Number
- Online Form Submission Requirement
- Name in Electoral Roll must match name in Aadhaar card
- Authentication Method
- OTP sent to registered mobile number
Sources
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