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Maharashtra · Special Intensive Revision 2026

About 1 in 5 electors on Maharashtra's original roll is now uncollectable

Data as of 31 August 2026. Source: Election Commission of India, SIR 2026.

The AC-wise SIR statistics report gives, for every constituency, the electors on roll before this revision and the total flagged uncollectable. Maharashtra's original roll carried 9,78,54,049 electors; 7,71,65,562 remain retained and 2,06,88,487, or 21.14%, have been flagged uncollectable. The rate runs from 6.12% in Akole (ST) to 49.10% in Bhiwandi East. Separately, this site's own booth-level tally lists 2,06,88,419 electors on the ASDD list itself.

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Original roll=Draft roll+Uncollectable EF | Uncollectable rate=Uncollectable EF ÷ Original roll
Draft roll, retained
Uncollectable EF, flagged
Maharashtra-wide, all 9,78,54,049 electors
7,71,65,562 retained · 78.86%2,06,88,487 flagged · 21.14%

What the list is made of

Two reasons carry three quarters of the list

Every elector carries exactly one reason code. Untraceable or absent and permanently shifted run almost level with each other, and between them account for three of every four electors on the list.

Reason recorded

All 2,06,88,419 listed electors, by the reason the enumerator recorded.
ReasonElectorsShare  Odds

Age profile

Age as recorded on the roll. The cumulative column reads down: how much of the list is at or below that band.
Age bandElectorsShare  Cumulative

Where listings concentrate

Listings per booth run far higher in some seats than others

Listings per polling part

The ten densest and five least dense of 288 constituencies. The white tick marks the Maharashtra average of 207 per part.
ConstituencyListedParts Per part vs Maharashtra
The mix is not the same everywhere

Some seats are almost entirely shifting; others are almost entirely untraceable

Against a statewide mix of roughly 37% absent and 37% shifted, individual constituencies swing far from that balance in both directions. Death and re-enrolment shares vary more sharply still, and the pattern differs from Delhi's, where one reason dominated everywhere.

Constituencies with the most distinctive mix

Sorted by how far each constituency's reason mix sits from the Maharashtra average, measured as the largest single deviation across the four reasons.
ConstituencyReason mix ShiftedAbsentDeathEnrolled twice Furthest from average
Rankings

All 288 constituencies, ranked by rate

Already enrolled, dead, shifted, absent and others are the AC-wise report's five-way reason split of the uncollectable count; the uncollectable rate is that count as a share of the constituency's own roll total before this revision - the one AC-level rate this report supports.

#ConstituencyDistrict Enrolled Death Shifted Absent Others Draft roll Uncollectable Original roll Uncollectable rate
Does constituency size explain the rate?

Bigger constituencies skew mildly higher, but size is far from the whole story

Each bubble is one constituency, sized by its original roll. Across all 288 constituencies, roll size and uncollectable rate correlate at r = 0.41 - a moderate positive relationship, unlike Delhi where the same comparison came out at essentially zero. Even so, constituencies of similar size land anywhere from single digits to almost 50%, so size alone predicts little about any one seat.

District league table

36 districts, ranked

The spread bar shows the range between a district's lowest and highest constituency, with the white tick at the district's own rate. Thane runs more than four times the rate of Hingoli, and district rank does not track district size.

#District Seats Draft roll Uncollectable Original roll Constituency spread Uncollectable rate
All constituencies, ASDD list

288 seats, browse to booth level

Sort any column. Select a constituency to open its booth-level breakdown. Counts here are of electors on the ASDD list itself, not the reconstructed roll used for the rate rankings above - see the note in "What the list is made of" for how the two sources differ.

AC Constituency Parts Shifted Absent Death Enrolled twice Total listed
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