Is your name on the Delhi ASDD list?
The Election Commission has listed 47,56,705 electors across all 70 Delhi assembly constituencies as absent, shifted, dead or duplicated. Enter an EPIC number to check it against that list.
Two thirds of the list is one reason
Every elector carries exactly one reason code. Permanent shifting alone outweighs the other three combined, which is what makes this a migration record more than anything else.
Reason recorded
| Reason | Electors | Share | Odds |
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Age profile
| Age band | Electors | Share | Cumulative |
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Listings per booth run 3.5 times higher in some seats than others
Raw totals mostly track how big a constituency is, so they say little on their own. Listings per polling part is the fairer comparison: parts are near-uniform units, so this is the closest thing to a rate the published lists support.
Listings per polling part
| Constituency | Listed | Parts | Per part | vs Delhi |
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Some seats are almost entirely shifting; others are a quarter untraceable
Against a Delhi mix of 66% shifted and 25% absent, individual constituencies run from 85% shifted to 57% absent. Death shares vary more sharply still, and the seats at the top of that column are the dense old-city wards.
Constituencies with the most distinctive mix
| Constituency | Reason mix | Shifted | Absent | Death | Enrolled twice | Furthest from average |
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70 seats, ranked
Sort any column. Select a constituency to open its booth-level breakdown. Counts are of electors on the ASDD list, not of the electoral roll.
| AC | Constituency | Parts | Shifted | Absent | Death | Enrolled twice | Total listed |
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