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02:01 - Mamata Banerjee accuses BJP of harassing workers; assures win, asks not to fear
01:51 - Assam: Congress's Gaurav Gogoi loses big fight in Jorhat against BJP’s Hitendra Nath Goswami
05:35 - ‘I’m leading in Bhabanipur’: Suvendu Adhikari sees victory; Kunal Ghosh says ‘it’s not final yet’
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Election Guide
Guide to check name in voter list online
West Bengal voter list 2026: Election Commission (EC) has officially released the fourth supplementary voter list for West Bengal following extensive SIR (Special Information Report) adjudications. The update follows the scrutiny of approximately 60 lakh names that were previously marked as "under adjudication" in the February 28 roll.
What if your name is missing in voters list?
Assembly Elections 2026 India: Ensuring voting eligibility is crucial for citizen engagement in governance. This guide simplifies the process, covering voter registration confirmation, enrollment steps, and utilizing technological aids like the 'Voter Helpline' app. Additionally, it outlines the procedure for updating address details on the voter ID card, emphasizing accuracy for seamless participation in the electoral process.
Those citizens who have been declared by the law that they are unstable to vote or barred due to corrupt practices or any illegal act relating to elections are not entitled to be a voter.
How can I register as a voter?
Log on to www.eci.nic.in or the website of Chief Electoral Officer (CEOs) of the state where you ordinarily resides. Click on tab 'Online Voter Registration'.
What if you lose your voter card?
If the applicant has lost the voter ID card, a copy of the FIR at the time it was lost has to be attached along with other documents.
The ECI while introducing NOTA indicated that although votes cast as NOTA are counted, they are invalid votes so they will not impact the result of the election process. Therefore, whether NOTA gets more or less votes, it is not taken into account for calculating the total valid votes.
How to cast your vote if you live in a different city
As the Assembly elections approach, citizens away from their voting constituency can still exercise their right to vote. Here's how: Check your registration status online or with your local Electoral Registration Officer. Apply for a voter ID transfer if you've moved cities. Submit necessary documents for verification, receive confirmation, then cast your vote at your new constituency's polling booth.
How to download digital voter ID card online?
A voter ID card is issued by the Election Commission, and is also known as Electoral Photo ID Card or EPIC.
Where can I get voting help online?
Answers to queries such as how to register, search name in voter's list, enroll as an NRI voter and FAQs are available on ECI website https://eci.gov.in/.
Voters across the states have designated time slots to exercise their voting rights, which differ according to their respective regions. For specific voting hours, individuals are encouraged to consult the Election Commission's official website. The Commission advises voters to find their polling stations using photo voter slips or online tools, aiming to facilitate a seamless voting experience. For further support, citizens can access information on the Commission's website or reach out to local electoral authorities.
Details on Uttar Pradesh Election
BJP scores thumping winThe BJP has stormed back to power in the crucial state of Uttar Pradesh trouncing its main rival Samajwadi Party. Out of the state's 403 seats, the BJP won 254 , becoming the first party in over three decades to form a government for a second consecutive time in the state. Its two allied Apna Dal (Sonelal) and the NISHAD party have won 12 and six seats respectively.
The Samajwadi Party led by Akhilesh Yadav and its allies lost after a spirited bid to dislodge the BJP. The SP bagged 113 seats. its allies Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD) has eight seats and the Suheldev Bharatiya Samaj Party won six.
The Congress and the Jansatta Dal Loktantrik, led by Raghuraj Pratap Singh, got two seats each, while Mayawati's BSP got just one.
As many as 10 ministers in the Yogi Adityanath government also failed to win their seats. Adityanath defeated his nearest rival Subhawati Shukla of the SP in the Gorakhpur Urban constituency. His deputy Keshav Prasad Maurya lost in Sirathu. SP chief Akhilesh Yadav won from the Karhal assembly seat.Influential OBC leader Swami Prasad Maurya, who quit the BJP and the Adityanath cabinet to join the SP ahead of the assembly elections, lost in Fazilnagar. Uttar Pradesh Congress president Ajay Kumar Lallu came third in the Tamkuhi Raj constituency.
The BJP's vote share stood at 41.3 percent, while that of the SP stood at 32 percent. The vote share of the BSP is 12.9 percent and that of the RLD is 2.93 percent. The vote share of the Congress is 2.37 percent while that of AAP and AIMIM was less than .5 percent each.