Delhi's Special Intensive Revision Campaign for Voter List Ahead of Elections

As Delhi gears up for upcoming elections, the 'Special Intensive Revision' campaign is in full swing, with over 93% of registered voters receiving enumeration forms. The Election Commission is also digitizing submitted forms, aiming for a more efficient process. With the final voter list expected on October 7, officials urge eligible voters to participate actively. Discover how different districts are performing in form distribution and digitalization, and understand the significance of this campaign in ensuring an accurate voter database.

By Narendra Chaudhary Jul 13, 2026, 11:15 IST

Voter List Revision Campaign in Delhi

In preparation for the upcoming elections, a 'Special Intensive Revision' (SIR) initiative is actively underway in the national capital, Delhi. According to the latest updates from the Election Commission, over 93% of registered voters in Delhi have received enumeration forms. As per data released by the Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) of Delhi, more than 1.35 crore enumeration forms have been distributed as part of the third phase of the voter verification process, which is set to conclude by July 12. Out of a total of over 1.45 crore registered voters, 93.35% have been covered.

Digitalization of Forms Underway

Alongside the distribution of forms, the Election Commission has commenced the digitalization of the completed forms received from voters. So far, 1,115,950 forms, representing 7.69% of the total voters, have been recorded in the digital system. Officials anticipate that the pace of digitalization will significantly increase as more completed forms are submitted in the coming days.

Districts Leading in Form Distribution

Among the districts in Delhi, West Delhi has achieved the highest coverage, with 96.99% of voters receiving their forms. The top three districts in terms of form distribution are as follows:

West Delhi: 96.99%

South Delhi: 96.45%

North East Delhi: 96.41%

Districts Excelling in Digitalization

The digitalization process is also accelerating, with certain districts performing better than others. The leading districts in this regard are:

Outer North: 17.75%

South West: 11.28%

Central North: 9.66%

Understanding the Voter Verification Process

Election officials have emphasized that their primary goal is to ensure that every eligible voter receives an enumeration form. Once the forms are filled out and submitted, the focus will shift to collecting them and expediting the digitalization process. Booth Level Officers (BLOs) are providing each voter with two copies of the enumeration form. One copy serves as an acknowledgment receipt for the voter, while the other must be returned to the BLO. Voters also have the option to submit their completed forms online, simplifying the process.

Final Voter List Expected on October 7

Following the verification, correction, and updating processes, the final voter list for Delhi is anticipated to be released on October 7. The Election Commission has urged all eligible voters to cooperate with their respective Booth Level Officers (BLOs), provide accurate information, and complete the verification process within the stipulated timeframe.

Importance of the SIR Process

The 'Special Intensive Revision' (SIR) is crucial for maintaining an accurate and up-to-date voter list ahead of future elections. This process aids in identifying eligible voters, removing duplicate or ineligible entries, updating changes in voter information, and ensuring the reliability of the voter database. Election officials have encouraged residents to actively participate to ensure that no eligible voter is left out of the final voter list.