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Raigad Draft Rolls Flag Unmapped Voters Ahead Of Final Revision
Officials in Raigad are checking and updating the district’s voter lists.
They found that some voter forms were not collected.
They also could not match some voters to the digitised records.
The draft voter lists were published on August 31, 2026.
People should check whether their names and details are correct.
They can ask to add a name, correct information or remove an entry by September 30.
Officials will review these requests before publishing the final lists.
The final electoral rolls are expected on November 4.
False information in an application can lead to punishment.
Raigad recorded 25,33,739 voters in its electoral roll data.
Digitisation identified 19,49,341 voters, while 1,98,341 remained unmapped.
Enumeration forms for 5,84,118 voters could not be collected.
Voters can file inclusion, correction or deletion claims and objections by September 30.
Final electoral rolls are scheduled for publication on November 4, 2026.
- Who
- Raigad voters, the district election administration and Electoral Registration Officers are involved; Collector Kishan Jawale urged voters to verify their details.
- What
- A Special Intensive Revision identified uncollected enumeration forms, unmapped voters and other electoral-data anomalies in draft rolls.
- Where
- Across all seven Assembly constituencies and 2,747 polling stations in Raigad district, Maharashtra.
- When
- The draft rolls were published on August 31, 2026; claims and objections are due by September 30, and final rolls are scheduled for November 4, 2026.
- Why
- The revision is being conducted under Election Commission of India directions to make electoral rolls accurate, updated and comprehensive.
Key facts
- Total voters in roll data
- 25,33,739
- Voters identified after digitisation
- 19,49,341
- Enumeration forms not collected
- 5,84,118
- Unmapped voters
- 1,98,341
- Electoral-data anomalies
- 1,84,263
- Deadline for claims and objections
- September 30, 2026
- Final roll publication
- November 4, 2026
Quotes
Kishan Jawale
Raigad Collector and District Election Officer
“Citizens should carefully check the draft electoral roll and cooperate with the administration by submitting claims and objections within the prescribed period. This will help ensure that the electoral roll is accurate, updated and comprehensive.”
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