Odisha Voter List 2026: Check Your Name Online, Download Electoral Roll PDF
What Is the Odisha Voter List
The Odisha voter list, also called the electoral roll, is the official record maintained by the Chief Electoral Officer (CEO), Odisha, in coordination with the Election Commission of India (ECI). It lists every citizen registered to vote in a particular polling booth, assembly constituency, and district across the state. Your name must appear on this list for you to cast a vote, and it is also commonly used as an address and identity proof for various government schemes.
The two official sources for the Odisha voter list are:
- CEO Odisha – ceoodisha.nic.in
- Election Commission of India Voters Portal – voters.eci.gov.in
Any other website offering an Odisha voter list PDF is unofficial. Always cross-check details on one of the two portals above before relying on them.
Odisha SIR 2026: What Changed in the Electoral Roll
The Special Intensive Revision (SIR) is a door-to-door verification drive the ECI runs to remove duplicate, deceased, shifted, or otherwise ineligible entries and add every eligible citizen who was missing. Odisha’s SIR began on 30 May 2026, with 1 July 2026 fixed as the qualifying date, and the Final Electoral Roll was published on 21 September 2026, according to the Chief Electoral Officer’s office.
| Stage | Electors | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Pre-SIR roll | 3,33,99,591 | 17 May 2026 |
| Draft Electoral Roll | 3,13,87,034 | 5 July 2026 |
| Final Electoral Roll | 3,16,32,754 | 21 September 2026 |
During the exercise, roughly 20.1 lakh entries were dropped from the draft roll because enumeration forms were not received back; the CEO’s office attributed this mainly to deaths, permanent shifting, absentee electors, and duplicate entries. After the claims and objections window (5 July to 19 August 2026) and subsequent hearings, the final roll shows a net addition of about 2.45 lakh electors over the draft figure. The state now has 1,61,30,319 male electors, 1,54,99,661 female electors, and 2,774 third-gender electors, spread across 45,250 polling stations after rationalisation.
If your name was removed and you believe this was an error, you can still file for correction using the appeal process explained later in this guide.
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How to Check Your Name in the Odisha Voter List Online
You can search the Odisha electoral roll in two ways: through the national ECI portal or through the CEO Odisha website. Both draw from the same official database.
Method 1: Electoral Search on the ECI Portal
- Visit the ECI’s Electoral Search service.
- Choose Search by Details (name, father’s/husband’s name, age, gender, district, assembly constituency) or Search by EPIC Number if you already have your Voter ID number, or Search by Mobile Number if it is linked to your entry.
- Select Odisha as the state and fill in the remaining fields.
- Enter the captcha code and click Search.
- If a match is found, your name, EPIC number, assembly constituency, part number, and polling station will be displayed.
Method 2: View Electoral Roll on CEO Odisha
- Go to the CEO Odisha electoral roll page.
- Select your District, Assembly Constituency (AC), and Booth/Part number.
- Enter the captcha shown on screen.
- View or download the roll for that part and look up your name manually, or use the on-page search if available.
Keep your EPIC (Voter ID) number handy wherever possible; it gives the fastest, most accurate match compared to a name-only search, since names can repeat across a constituency.
How to Download the Odisha Voter List / Electoral Roll PDF
If you need the full part-wise electoral roll rather than just your own entry, the ECI’s download tool is the most direct route:
- Open the ECI download page and select Odisha from the state dropdown.
- Choose the publication year (select 2026 for the current Final Roll) and the roll type, such as Final Roll, Draft Roll, or Supplementary Roll.
- Select your District and Assembly Constituency.
- Pick your preferred language (English or Odia) and the specific polling station/part number.
- Enter the captcha and click Download Selected PDF.
The same part-wise PDFs are also available from the CEO Odisha site under the “View Electoral Roll” section, useful if you want to cross-verify a download from the state portal.
Documents and Details You May Need
- EPIC (Voter ID) number, if you already have one
- Full name, father’s/husband’s name, age or date of birth
- District and Assembly Constituency
- Registered mobile number, if linked to your voter record
- Aadhaar number, only if you are applying for linking under Form 6B
What to Do If Your Name Is Missing After SIR 2026
Names can be missing for several reasons: the enumeration form wasn’t submitted during SIR, a duplicate entry was removed, or a clerical mismatch occurred during verification. Odisha’s electoral rolls remain open for correction even after the final publication, through these forms:
- Form 6 / 6A – Apply for inclusion of a new name or a first-time registration
- Form 7 – Object to an existing entry or apply for deletion
- Form 8 – Request correction of details already in the roll (name spelling, age, address, photo, EPIC details)
These forms can be submitted online through the ECI’s citizen portal, or offline to your local Booth Level Officer (BLO). If your correction request is rejected by the Electoral Registration Officer, the CEO Odisha office has confirmed a two-stage appeal process: the first appeal goes to the District Magistrate/District Election Officer, and the second appeal lies with the Chief Electoral Officer, Odisha.
New Voter Registration in Odisha
Any Indian citizen who is at least 18 years old on the qualifying date and is an ordinary resident of the relevant part of the constituency can apply for first-time registration. The process is:
- Visit the ECI’s voter services portal.
- Fill and submit Form 6 online with your personal details, address proof, age proof, and a passport-size photo.
- Note the reference number generated after submission to track your application status.
- A Booth Level Officer will visit your address for field verification.
- Once approved, your name is added to the electoral roll and you can download your e-EPIC from the same portal.
Odisha Voter List by District
The electoral roll is published district-wise and assembly-constituency-wise across all 30 districts of Odisha, including Khordha, Cuttack, Balasore, Mayurbhanj, Ganjam, Sundargarh, Sambalpur, and others. Rather than searching a third-party aggregator, select your district directly on the CEO Odisha portal or the ECI download page to get the current, correct part-wise PDF for your area.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Odisha voter list the same as the SIR 2026 roll?
Yes. The Final Electoral Roll published on 21 September 2026 is the outcome of the SIR-2026 exercise and is the current, legally valid voter list for the state.
How can I check my name without an EPIC number?
Use “Search by Details” on the ECI Electoral Search tool and enter your name, age, gender, district, and assembly constituency instead.
What is the minimum age to register as a voter in Odisha?
18 years, as on the qualifying date fixed by the Election Commission for that revision cycle.
Can I download the Odisha voter list PDF for my whole family at once?
The part-wise electoral roll PDF lists every elector registered at that polling station, so your family members registered at the same booth will typically appear in the same file.
My name was deleted during SIR. Can I still vote?
Not until your name is restored. File Form 6 for re-inclusion or pursue the appeal process with the District Magistrate or the CEO Odisha, depending on where your case currently stands.
Where can I get help if the online portals aren’t working?
Contact your local Booth Level Officer, or reach out through the helpline and grievance options listed on the CEO Odisha website.
