Search the draft roll
The draft roll for the Special Intensive Revision 2026 was published as one PDF per polling booth โ around 58,000 of them. This searches all of them at once and tells you whether your number is on the roll, and which booth it sits in. If your entry is missing, that is what the claims and objections window is for.
The published rolls are page images, not text, so this site reads them by OCR and indexes only the two fields it can verify exactly: the EPIC number and the serial. Names, ages and relatives are not held here โ check those on the official PDF.
Every search also checks a second, separate list published by the BLOs โ electors whose enumeration form could not be collected. That list does carry a name, since it helps confirm an entry is really yours.
A third check looks for a discrepancy or no-mapping notice against the EPIC, compiled from documents each district election office publishes on its own. Coverage here is not yet complete enough to promise a "no notice" answer, so only a match is shown โ it appears as an extra note alongside whatever the main search finds.
The number you type never leaves this device. The search runs in your browser against pre-computed data files.
What is in this dataset
Import coverage by district
A constituency is only searchable once every one of its booths has been read. Click a column heading to sort.