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Neta·ResumeSpecial Intensive Revision, Phase III. 1 figure on record as of May 2026.
| Stage | Electors | As of | Source | Tier | Flags |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Before the SIR | 2,06,63,155 | 2026-05-12 | ECI sets out each phase III state's roll size as the SIR begins | TIER 1 · PRIMARY | — |
Every bar starts at zero. Differences are simple subtraction of the cited figures. A computed stage's method is in its note.
A draft roll is not the final roll — names still return through claims and appeals.
The draft roll is published after enumeration. Names left off it can come back through claims and objections, and new electors are added, before the final roll is published. So the share left off the draft is usually larger than the net change from the pre-SIR roll to the final roll. Where a final roll isn't in the record yet, only the draft measure can be shown.
Figures run to Sep 2026. Several final rolls were still pending then.
Before: electors as on 12 May 2026 from the Commission's phase III press note (a planning snapshot). No official draft or final total is in the record yet; a draft estimate from press-reported deletions is not shown as a stage. Draft roll published. Deccan Herald's Phase III tally (1 Sep 2026) gives 33,83,302 names left off the draft but not the roll totals; the CEO's own press note was not opened (numbers-phase3-draft-tally-2026-09-01).
Replying to the Commission's source-based rebuttal, Rahul Gandhi said a constitutional body should not answer through unsigned notes, and asked it to publish consolidated machine-readable voter rolls and release post-5 pm CCTV footage from Maharashtra polling booths.
The CEC answered the CCTV and machine-readable roll points on 17 Aug 2025; see that entry.
The CEC's 17 Aug 2025 press conference is filed as a response to the Mahadevapura charge; this charge's own notes record that it also answered the CCTV and machine-readable roll points. Rule 93, amended in December 2024, governs which election papers are open to public inspection.
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