Karnataka issued 43.8 lakh SIR notices. Where they landed is the story.
The Election Commission enumerated 5.54 crore electors across 224 assembly seats. 4.46 crore forms were digitized. From those, 43,80,740 electors have been flagged for a notice. The rate ranges from 0.03% in one seat to 60.34% in another, and the gap between them is not explained by population.
Opens the official Election Commission search at electoralsearch.eci.gov.in, the only place an individual entry on the draft roll can be confirmed.
How an elector becomes a notice
Five measured columns, in order. Every figure on this page sits somewhere on this chain. Hover any card for the five constituencies that carry the most of it.
19% of the electorate, 55% of the notices
The 28 seats of BBMP North, Central, South and Bangalore Urban carry more notices than the remaining 196 seats of Karnataka put together.
| # | Constituency | District | Electors | Digitized | ASDDO | ASDDO % | Anomalies | No mapping | Notices | Notice rate |
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Urban notices and rural notices do not come from the same cause
Every notice is either an anomaly in the submitted form or a no mapping failure, where the elector could not be matched to the previous roll. Sorted left to right by how much of each seat's notice count comes from no mapping, the tall bars collect almost entirely at the no-mapping end.
34 district blocks, ranked
The spread bar shows the range between a district's lowest and highest seat, with the white tick at the district rate. A tight bar means the district acted uniformly. A wide bar means seats inside one district were treated very differently.
| # | District | Seats | Electors | ASDDO | ASDDO % | Notices | No-map share | Seat spread | Notice rate |
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