Special Intensive Revision of Electoral Rolls
SIR is a comprehensive, house-to-house verification exercise conducted by the Election Commission of India. During an SIR, election officials physically visit every household to record, verify, and update each resident's voter information from scratch.
The 2002 SIR was one of the most thorough exercises of its kind — it created a clean baseline of voter rolls across India. That record is now the gold standard for verifying whether someone was a legitimate, registered voter before subsequent revisions changed the data.
Timeline
2002
SIR Conducted
Door-to-door Special Intensive Revision across all constituencies. Every household's voter details recorded fresh.
2008–23
Annual Revisions
Regular additions and deletions each year. Many 2002 entries modified or lost across revisions.
2024–25
Current Roll Published
Fresh electoral roll published. Discrepancies with 2002 SIR data need to be identified and corrected.
2026
Verify Now
Election Commission calls citizens to check their status. Those missing must file Form 6 before the deadline.
Thousands of votes are at risk
Two decades of annual roll revisions have introduced errors, omissions, and mismatches. Many citizens arrive at the polling booth only to find their name missing — because of a silent deletion they never knew about.
Names dropped silently
Voters removed during routine revisions without notification — often due to address mismatches or data entry errors.
Wrong details on record
Age, father's name, or address differ between 2002 SIR and the current roll, causing identity mismatches at the booth.
Missed the last revision window
If you didn't update your roll entry in time, errors from old records carry forward into every subsequent roll.
Duplicate or ghost entries
Entries duplicated across constituencies make it harder to vote and flag your record for potential deletion.
Don't wait until Election Day to find out
Check your name in the current electoral roll and cross-verify it against the 2002 SIR baseline — in under two minutes, for free.
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AI-powered smart search across millions of historical voter records. No more manual PDF browsing — get results in seconds.
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How to Verify Your Voter Status
Follow these steps to check your current registration, trace your 2002 SIR history, and take the right action.
Check Current Voter List
Search by EPIC card number or by your name, DOB, and location to see if you are registered today.
Check 2002 SIR Records
If not found — or as a historical reference — search the 2002 Special Intensive Revision voter rolls.
Take Action
Correct details with Form 8, or register as a new voter with Form 6 based on what you find.
Process Guide
Understand the full SIR 2026 verification workflow before you begin.
Stage 1 — Check Name in Current Voter List
Visit ECI Website
electoralsearch.eci.gov.in
Is Your Name in the Voter List?
Fill Form 6
New Voter Registration
Name Added to Voter List
Are Your Details Correct?
Fill Form 8
Correction of Details
Details Updated
All Details Are Correct
Find Your Polling Booth
Look up the Part Number and Polling Station for any area — or browse all booths in a constituency.
Searches polling station names, addresses, and constituency across the current electoral roll.
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Provide your full name, father's name, current age, and location. Our smart form adapts to your input.
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Historical Records
Access official 2002 SIR voter rolls that were previously only available in scanned PDFs.
All India Coverage
Records from all 28 states, thousands of constituencies, and millions of booths indexed.
Confidence Scoring
Each result comes with a weighted confidence score so you can prioritize the best matches.
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Official Source Data
All records are sourced from official Election Commission of India voter roll PDFs published during the 2002 SIR exercise.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about MySIR and the 2002 SIR records