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Across the state, 95 out of 140 constituencies recorded a decline in voters, while 45 saw an increase
The Kerala State Election Commission has released the final electoral roll, totaling 2,69,53,644 voters after a Special Intensive Revision (SIR) by the Election Commission of India, which resulted in a net deletion of 8,97,211 names compared to the previous roll. While 53,229 names were removed for specific reasons like death or relocation, the SIR process is ongoing, with over 400,000 applications for new inclusions, deletions, and corrections received between January 31 and February 16, some of which will be reflected in a supplementary roll. Voters whose names have been deleted can appeal the decision in a two-stage process before the District Election Officer and Chief Electoral Officer, and new applications for inclusion can be submitted until the nomination deadline; citizens are encouraged to verify their names and details on the SEC website, which also provides access to the Absentee, Shifted, Dead (ASD) list and polling station information.
Following the three-month Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise conducted by the Election Commission of India, the number of voters in the state stands at 2,69,53,644.
SC allowed ECI to publish final voters list on February 28
Kerala's final draft voter list stands at 2,69,53,644, with a potential increase of about one lakh by February 21.
The remaining 40 crore voters will be covered in the 17 states and five UTs included in the upcoming phase.
More than 14 lakh voters removed from draft electoral rolls will be reinstated with the final list's release on February 21.
The highest proportion of those without an EPIC was in the 18 to 25 age group at 19.79%, compared to just 2.05% among those aged 36 to 45.
The hearing process is scheduled to continue until February 14.
Around 24 lakh names have been removed from the voters list in Kerala.
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