Eligible voters in Panchkula whose names are missing from the draft electoral roll will get another opportunity to register, with booth-level officers scheduled to visit homes from November 13 to 21 as part of Haryana’s Special Intensive Revision of photo electoral rolls.
Deputy commissioner and district election officer Satpal Sharma announced the exercise during a meeting with representatives of political parties at the mini secretariat. He asked party representatives to instruct their booth-level agents to assist booth-level officers in contacting voters listed as absent, shifted, dead or duplicate, or ASDD.
The door-to-door exercise will involve the distribution and collection of enumeration forms. The administration said the coordination between booth-level agents and booth-level officers was intended to help ensure that eligible voters were not left out of the electoral roll.
Booth-wise ASDD lists will also be displayed again at the respective polling stations, panchayat buildings and offices of urban local bodies, according to the deputy commissioner. The lists identify voters whose records require attention because they have been classified as absent, shifted, dead or duplicate.
The Special Intensive Revision is being conducted with July 1, 2026, as the qualifying date. Voters who have shifted their residence within Haryana must submit a completed verification form, along with Annexure-C and valid proof of their new residential address, to the booth-level officer, assistant electoral registration officer or electoral registration officer of their new Assembly constituency.
The verification form can also be submitted online through the Election Commission of India’s official website, voters.eci.gov.in, using the voter’s existing elector photo identity card number. The website can also be used to check an individual’s electoral-roll status. Alternatively, voters can access and submit the form through the ECI-Net mobile application by entering their EPIC number.
The final electoral roll for the exercise is scheduled to be published on November 30, 2026. The additional door-to-door round and the repeated public display of ASDD lists give voters a defined window to check their records and submit the required documents before the final roll is issued.
