Final SIR list out - Tamil Nadu Publishes Final Electoral Roll for 2026
-Voter count reaches 5.67 crore following removal of nearly 97.4 lakh entries as Tamil Nadu shared the final list.
The Election Commission releases the final Tamil Nadu electoral roll ahead of the 2026 Assembly elections after the Special Intensive Revision exercise.

On Monday, the Election Commission published the final electoral roll for Tamil Nadu state.
The commission is following the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) ahead of the upcoming
Assembly elections. More than 74 lakh names were dropped from the electoral list after the SIR
exercise.
In a press conference in Chennai, Tamil Nadu Chief Electoral Officer Archana Patnaik said
‘the total electorate now stands at 5.67 crore. It includes 2.7 crore men, 2.8 crore women, and
7,617 third gender voters.’
As per the statistics shared by the state election panel, earlier Tamil Nadu had 6.4 crore electors
on the rolls as of October 27, 2025. After the record phase of the SIR exercise, the draft
electoral roll published on December 19, 2025, added a reduced total of 5.4 crore electors.
During the objections and claims started from December 19, 2025, to January 30, 2026, the
Commission added 27.53 lakh entitled voters. At the same time, 4.23 lakh names are removed
from the list.
After following the changes, the Final voter list was released on February 23, 2026. This
electoral votes stand at 5.6 crore. In Coimbatore district, the total number of electors now stands
at 26.9 lakh.
● Chengalpattu district has 22,60,036 voters
● Tiruvallur district has a total of 31,57,413 voters.
● Ramanathapuram district has about 11,23,029 voters,
As per the officials on Tamil Nadu electoral roll 2026, the updated electoral roll is focused on
improving the accuracy and transparency before the Assembly polls. Election Commission
Tamil Nadu even encouraged eligible citizens who just turned 18 or changed residence to
confirm their details online to ensure a smooth contribution in the democratic procedure.
Authorities also add that the regular monitoring and future revisions will assist in keeping an
update and mistake free voter database across Tamil Nadu.

