Archive · 29 Jul 2026
Delhi's voter digitisation crosses 50% mark
In Delhi, more than half of the voter forms have been turned into digital files.
This is part of a big project to check and update the list of voters.
Some areas like Outer North and South West have done a lot of this work, while others like South East and East have done less.
The government has given more time until August 8 to finish this task.
They are also making sure that people whose houses were recently knocked down are not left out of the voter list.
Over 75 lakh enumeration forms digitised, covering 52.19% of Delhi's electors.
Outer North leads with 64.34% digitisation, South East lags at 38.51%.
Distribution of forms completed in 10 districts, with South West and Central North nearing 100%.
Deadline extended to August 8 to facilitate collection and digitisation of pending forms.
Election Commission to ensure voters from demolished homes are not excluded from electoral rolls.
- Who
- Election Commission of India
- What
- Digitisation of enumeration forms for Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls
- When
- As of July 27, with an extended deadline to August 8
- Where
- Delhi
- Why
- To verify and update the electoral rolls
High Digitisation Districts
Low Digitisation Districts
Digitisation Rates
High Digitisation Districts
Outer North (64.34%), South West (62.45%), West (59.46%), North West (58.53%), Central North (56.72%)
Low Digitisation Districts
South East (38.51%), East (43.57%), South (45.11%), Central (48.41%), Old Delhi (48.51%)
- Total Electors
- 1,45,10,298
- Digitised Forms
- 75,72,315
- Digitisation Percentage
- 52.19%
- Highest Digitisation District
- Outer North (64.34%)
- Lowest Digitisation District
- South East (38.51%)
- Extended Deadline
- August 8
- Polling Booths
- 13,033