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Find my name in the voter list

Check free on the Election Commission page if your name is in the voter list, by voter ID (EPIC) number, mobile or name, and what to do if it is not.

Free on the official page. Your own numbers only. We have no automated link to any government portal, use no private data services, and never store the result.

Check yourself on the official page

What you need

What to do on the official page

  1. Open electoralsearch.eci.gov.in, the Election Commission of India's 'Search in Electoral Roll' page. It is free and needs no login. You see three tabs: 'Search by Details', 'Search by EPIC' and 'Search by Mobile'. Search only for yourself.
  2. If you have your card: click 'Search by EPIC'. Choose your language and 'State', type your EPIC number exactly as on the card, type the captcha (the letters in the picture) and click 'Search'.
  3. No card, but your mobile is registered: click 'Search by Mobile'. Choose 'State' and language, type your mobile number and the captcha, click 'Verify Captcha & Send OTP'. Type the OTP from your phone yourself and click 'Verify OTP & Search'. Never share this OTP with anyone.
  4. No card and no registered mobile: click 'Search by Details'. Choose 'State', type your name, your father's or husband's name, your date of birth or age, choose your gender, 'District' and 'Assembly Constituency', type the captcha and click 'Search'. Try the spelling used on old papers if nothing comes.
  5. Read your row: name, EPIC number, assembly constituency, 'Part' number and serial number, and polling station. Write down the part and serial number; at the booth they find you faster with them.
  6. In Maharashtra the voter list is being revised in 2026 (SIR, Special Intensive Revision: every voter is checked again). Also look for your name in the draft list on the Chief Electoral Officer, Maharashtra website, ceoelection.maharashtra.gov.in, or ask your BLO (Booth Level Officer, the local election worker for your area).

https://electoralsearch.eci.gov.in/

What the result means

The portal shows: A row with your name, EPIC number, constituency, part and serial number, and polling station.

It means: You are in the voter list and can vote at that polling station.

What to do next: Note the polling station and part and serial number. If you lost your card, you can download a free digital copy (e-EPIC) on voters.eci.gov.in with an OTP on your registered mobile.

The portal shows: No record found, or an empty list.

It means: The page did not find a voter with these details. Often the spelling, age or district differs; sometimes the name is really not in the list, or was removed.

What to do next: Try the other two tabs and other spellings. Still missing: apply to be added with Form 6 (new voter form), free, on voters.eci.gov.in, in the Voter Helpline app, or through your BLO. Do it before the last date your state announces.

The portal shows: Your row is found, but the name spelling, age, photo or address is wrong.

It means: You are a voter, but the record needs a correction.

What to do next: Apply with Form 8 (correction, change of address, or replacement card), free, on voters.eci.gov.in, in the Voter Helpline app, or through your BLO.

The portal shows: 'Search by Mobile': the OTP does not come, or the mobile is not found.

It means: This mobile number is not linked to your voter record.

What to do next: Use 'Search by EPIC' or 'Search by Details' instead. To add your mobile to the record, use Form 8 (correction of entries).

The portal shows: 'Search by Details': many rows with similar names.

It means: Other voters share your name. Only one row is you.

What to do next: Pick the row with your father's or husband's name, your age and your area. Choose 'District' and 'Assembly Constituency' to narrow it, then confirm with 'Search by EPIC'.

The portal shows: Maharashtra 2026 revision: your name is not in the draft list, or you received a notice.

It means: Your entry was not confirmed in the house-to-house check and may be left out of the final list.

What to do next: File a claim with Form 6 and the asked documents before the claims last date, or reply to the notice through your BLO. It is free.

Frequently asked questions

Is checking the voter list free?

Yes. The search page, the Voter Helpline app, Form 6, Form 8 and the e-EPIC download are all free. Nobody needs to pay an agent to get your name added.

I have a voter ID card. Can I vote even if my name is not in the list?

No. You can vote only if your name is in the voter list of that polling station. The card only proves who you are. That is why checking the list before an election matters.

Where is my EPIC number?

On the front of your voter ID card, above or near your photo: usually 3 letters and 7 digits. If you have no card, use 'Search by Details'; your row shows the EPIC number.

What is the last date in Maharashtra's 2026 revision?

The draft list came out on 31 August 2026. As of 18 October 2026, news reports say claims and objections are open until 26 October 2026 and the final list is due on 16 November 2026. Dates can change; confirm on ceoelection.maharashtra.gov.in or with your BLO.

Who can I call for help?

The Election Commission's free voter helpline is 1950. Your BLO can also check the printed list for your part.

Can FormSathi check or fill Form 6 for me?

No. This search is a free public page that you can use yourself in two minutes, so we do not offer a paid call for it, and we do not file voter forms. Use the official page, the Voter Helpline app or your BLO.

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Updated: 2026-10-31