Archive · 31 Aug 2026
Maharashtra Draft Electoral Roll Lists 7.71 Crore Electors
Maharashtra has released a temporary list of registered voters.
The list includes 7.71 crore people across the state.
It covers 36 districts and 288 assembly constituencies.
There are more male voters than female voters overall, along with 3,087 third-gender electors.
Pune has the largest number of voters among the districts.
People whose names are missing can ask to be added.
They can also object to an entry or correct information such as their name or address.
These requests can be made between August 31 and September 30 using the required forms.
Maharashtra’s draft electoral roll lists 7.71 crore electors across 36 districts and 288 assembly constituencies.
The roll includes 3.95 crore male voters, 3.75 crore female voters and 3,087 third-gender electors.
Pune has the highest district total at 62.13 lakh electors, followed by Mumbai Suburban with 51.71 lakh.
Eligible voters can file claims and objections between August 31 and September 30.
Form 6 is used for inclusion, Form 7 for objections, and Form 8 for corrections to voter details.
- Who
- Maharashtra’s eligible electors and the state Chief Electoral Officer’s office.
- What
- A draft electoral roll containing 7.71 crore electors has been published.
- When
- The roll was published on Monday; claims and objections can be filed from August 31 to September 30.
- Where
- Across Maharashtra’s 36 districts and 288 assembly constituencies.
- Why
- To allow eligible voters to seek inclusion, object to entries or correct voter details.
- Total electors
- 7.71 crore
- Geographic coverage
- 36 districts and 288 assembly constituencies
- Male voters
- 3.95 crore
- Female voters
- 3.75 crore
- Third-gender electors
- 3,087
- Largest district electorate
- Pune, with 62.13 lakh electors
- Claims and objections period
- August 31 to September 30