Tamil Nadu SIR LIVE: ECI publishes final electoral rolls

In response to the last electoral roll of Tamil Nadu after the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) mutter, among the Assembly constituencies, Sholinganallur has the best probably number of electors – at 5,36,991 – and Harbour has the lowest, at 1,16,896.

In Theni, there are a total of 10,04,564 voters within the district which incorporates 4,88,962 male voters, 5,15,440 female voters and 162 third gender voters, as per the last electoral roll released by Collector Ranjeet Singh.Constituency-wise voters:

Andipatti – 2,49,035 voters

Periyakulam (Reserved) – 2,55,981 voters

Bodinayakanur – 2,52,964 voters

Cumbum – 2,46,584 voters — B. Tilak Chandar

There are a total of 16,72,075 voters in Dindigul district, in step with the last electoral roll released by Dindigul Collector S. Saravanan. It entails 8,12,937 male voters, 8,58,964 female voters and 174 third gender voters.

Constituency-wise crop up:

Palani – 2,37,359 voters

Oddanchatram – 2,17,698 voters

Athoor – 2,59,846 voters

Nilakottai (Reserved) – 2,19,077 voters

Natham – 2,58,603 voters

Dindigul – 2,37,679 voters

Vedasandur – 2,41,813 voters — B. Tilak Chandar

In Coimbatore district, the overall number of electors stands at 26,96,813.

The revision reflects a score addition of 1,22,205 electors, registering a assert of 4.75% after the processing of claims and objections between December 19, 2025, and January 30, 2026.

Throughout the revision duration, 1,64,518 new voters were added, at the identical time, 42,313 names were deleted.

Of the deletions, 40,679 were in consequence of moving of train, 1,316 were identified as quite rather a lot of entries, and 318 were removed following deaths — T.C. Sibi Sreevathson

Chengalpattu District Collector D. Sneha, on Monday, acknowledged that the district had a total of twenty-two,60,036 voters of which 11,04,512 are men, 11,55,144 are ladies folks and 381 belonged to the third gender. As many as 1,90,010 names have been added and 15,465 have been removed since the publication of draft electoral roll two months ago. 

Constituency-wise composition of voters are as follows: 

Sholinganallur has a total of 5,36,991 voters of which 2,62,621 are male voters, 2,74,254 ladies folks voters, and 116 third gender voters.

Pallavaram has a total of three,30,217 voters of which 1,61,197 men, 1,68,990 are ladies folks and 24 are others. 

Tambaram has a total of three,23,677 voters of which 1,57,580 are men, 1,66,046 are ladies folks and 51 are third gender voters. 

Chengalpattu has a total of three,66,400 voters including 1,78,076 men, 1,88,267 ladies folks and 57 third gender voters. 

Tiruporur has 2,89,401 total voters of which 1,40,991 are men, 1,forty eight,359 are ladies folks and 51 are third gender voters. 

Cheyyur has a total of two,02,055 voters including 1,00,103 men, 1,01,934 ladies folks and 18 third gender voters. 

Maduranthakam has 2,11,295 voters of which 1,03,943 are men, 1,07,288 are ladies folks and 64 are third gender voters — Deepa H. Ramakrishnan

Ramanathapuram district has received a total of 11,23,029 voters within the last voter list printed on February 23, 2026 after completion of Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls. 

Amongst them 5,56,321 are male voters and 5,66,653 female voters and 55 others acknowledged Ramanathapuram district Collector Simranjeet Singh Kahlon. 

After the draft voter list used to be printed on December 19 last year, a total of 36,573 new voters including 17,108 males and 19,642 females have been added to the electoral roll. As many as 4,870 voters have been removed in consequence of their migration, loss of life and double entries. 

Constituency-wise voters in Ramanathapuram district are as follows:

Paramakudi (Reserved) – Total 2,33,433; 1,15,701 (male), 1,17,174 (female) and 18 third gender

Thiruvadanai – Total – 2,82,121; 1,40,103 (m), 1,41,997 (f) and 21 (third gender) 

Ramanathapuram – Total – 3,10,165; 1,52,412 (m), 1,57,740 (f) and 13 (third gender) 

Mudukulathur – Total – 2,97,310; 1,forty eight,105 (m), 1,49,202 (f) and 3 (third gender) — C. Palanivel Rajan

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The final voter energy in Pudukottai district consisting of Gandarvakottai (reserved), Viralimalai, Pudukottai, Tirumayam, Alangudi and Aranthangi assembly constituencies is 12,98,907 as per the last electoral roll. 

The number of male voters, female voters and third gender voters are 6,41,276, 6,57,562 and 69 respectively.

Following the publication of the draft roll, a total number of forty eight,662 voters have been added and 4,280 voters have been deleted — R. Rajaram

The last electoral roll of Chennai district released after SIR mutter has recorded a total of 28,30,936 voters across 16 Assembly constituencies. This entails 14,64,344 female voters, 13,65,763 male voters, and 829 third-gender voters.

Throughout the revision direction of, a total of two,70,573 new names were added to the list, comprising 1,43,053 ladies folks, 1,27,418 men, and 102 third-gender individuals.

Perambur constituency has the best probably number of voters with 2,22,792, while Harbour constituency has the lowest at 1,16,896.

The voter lists will probably be available for public viewing at Elevated Chennai Corporation’s Tondiarpet, Royapuram, Thiru.Vi.Ka Nagar, Anna Nagar, Teynampet, Kodambakkam and Adyar zonal offices, and all polling living centres — R. Aishwaryaa

The final number of voters in Perambalur district encompassing Perambalur (reserved) and Kunnam Assembly constituencies stood at 5,55,131 as per the last electoral roll released on Monday. The number of male voters, female voters and third gender voters are: 2,71,634, 2,83,466 and 31 respectively. 

Following the publication of the draft roll in December last year, 19,366 voters have been added and 5,177 have been removed — R. Rajaram

Constituency-wise voter count in Virudhunagar district: 

Rajapalayam: 1,03,236 (M), 1,08,951 (F), 33 (others), 2,12,220 (total)

Srivilliputtur: 1,08,109 (M), 1,14,218 (F), 40 (others), 2,22,367 (total)

Sattur: 1,10,693 (M), 1,17,207 (F), 63 (others), 2,27,963 (total)

Sivakasi: 1,09,420 (M), 1,16,013 (F), 28 (diverse), 2,25,461 (total)

Virudhunagar: 96,436 (M), 1,02,141 (F), 39 (others), 1,98,616 (total)

Aruppukottai: 1,00,000 (M), 1,06,468 (F), 29 (others), 2,06,497 (total)

Tiruchuli: 1,00,645 (M), 1,03,634 (F), 14 (others), 2,04,293 (total)

Of the overall number of 14,97,417 voters in Virudhunagar district: 7,28,539 (M), 7,68,632 (F), 246 (others) — S. Sundar

The final number of voters in Nagapattinam district stands at 5,27,947.

Following the draft roll released in December last year, 70,464 voters have been added and a couple of,909 voters have been deleted — M. Nacchinarkkiniyan

Thoothukudi district collector K. Elambahavath released the last electoral roll. 

Within the last electoral roll, the overall number of voters stood at 13,76,624 across six Assembly constituencies of the district. This entails 6,71,742 men, 7,04,689 ladies folks and 193 third gender voters. 

The number of voters in every constituency is as follows: Vilathikulam – 2,03,732, Thoothukudi – 2,forty eight,300, Tiruchendur – 2,30,702, Srivaikuntam – 2,12,885, Ottapidaram – 2,40,988 and Kovilpatti – 2,40,017 — B. Shankari Nivethitha

In response to the last electoral roll released on Monday after SIR mutter, Mayiladuthurai district has a total of 7,29,216 voters including 3,60,493 male voters, 3,68,676 female voters, and 47 third-gender voters.

Following the publication of the draft electoral roll on December 19 last year, 24,126 names have been added and 3,032 names have been deleted, acknowledged District Election Officer and District Collector H.S. Srikanth — M. Nacchinarkkiniyan

The last electoral roll post-Special Intensive Revision mutter in Krishnagiri district has recorded a total of 15,54,040 voters for the 6 Assembly constituencies. This entails 7,77,456 female voters, 7,76,316 male voters and 264 third gender voters. The Assembly constituency-wise voter count are as follows: 2,33,500 voters in Uthangarai (Reserved), 2,37,349 voters in Bargur, 2,65,037 voters in Krishnagiri, 2,43,875 voters in Vepanahalli, 23,38,295 voters in Hosur, 2,35,984 voters at Thally. The last electoral roll used to be released by the District Election Officer and Collector C. Dinesh Kumar — P.V. Srividya

Virudhunagar district has received a total of 14,97,417 voters within the last voter list printed on Monday after completion of Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls. 

Amongst them 7,28,539 are male voters and 7,68,632 female voters and 246 third gender voters, Virudhunagar District Election Officer and District Collector N.O. Sukhaputra acknowledged after releasing it. 

After the draft voter list used to be printed on December 19 last year, a total of 70.030 new voters have been added. Moreover, 9,134 voters have been removed for reasons love migration, loss of life and double entries. 

Subsequently, the last voter list has 60,896 extra voters than that of the draft voter list — S. Sundar

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Madurai District Collector K.J. Praveen Kumar released the last electoral roll in presence of recognised political events’ representatives. 

Total voters in ten Assembly constituencies in Madurai district stood at 24,66,954 including 12,08,651 male voters, 12,58,051 female voters and 252 third gender voters.Assembly constituency-wise: Melur (2,27,789), Madurai East (3,30, 993), Sholavandan (2,12,502), Madurai North ( 2,18,719), Madurai South (1,77,605), Madurai Central (1,96,856), Madurai West ( 2,72,341), Thirruparankundram (3,07,783), Tirumangalam (2,59,225) and Usilampatti (2,64,141) — C. Palanivel Rajan

The final voters in 11 assembly constituencies in Salem district stood at 27,55,830 including 13,70,962 male voters, 13,84,548 female voters and 320 third gender voters. A total of two,44,123 voters removed from the electoral roll compared to the last voter list released on January 6, 2025 — M. Sabari

District Collector Durgamoorthi released the last electoral rolls for Namakkal within the presence of recognised political events representatives. 

Total voters in six Assembly constituencies in Namakkal district stood at 13,10,951 including 6,35,299 male voters, 6,75,452 female voters and 200 third gender voters. Total of 1,43,321 voters have been removed from the voter list compared to the last voter list released on January 6, 2025. 

– M. Sabari

The last electoral rolls for the overall five Assembly constituencies in Vellore district stood at 10,88,005 voters including 5,28,619 men, 5,59,236 ladies folks and 150 others. 

In phrases of Assembly constituencies, Katpadi (2,15,751 voters), Vellore (1,98,722 voters), Anaicut (2,27,645 voters), K.V. Kuppam (2,07,382 voters) and Gudiyatham (2,38,505 voters). 

-D. Madhavan

The last electoral rolls for the eight Assembly constituencies in Erode district were released by the District Collector and District Election Officer, S. Kandasamy, within the presence of representatives of recognised political events on Monday. 

The district has a total of 17,40,222 voters. Of these, 8,34,466 are male voters, 9,01,574 are female voters, and 182 are third-gender voters. 

The Collector acknowledged that 3,25,429 names have been removed from the revised list. Outdated to the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) direction of, the overall number of voters within the district stood at 19,97,189. 

– S.P. Saravanan

The last electoral rolls for the overall four Assembly constituencies in Ranipet district stood at 9,44,701 voters including 4,61,213 men, 4,83,377 ladies folks and 111 others. 

In phrases of Assembly constituencies, Ranipet has 2,45,853 voters, Sholinghur has 2,56,118 voters, Arcot has 2,43,565 voters and Arakkonam has 1,Ninety nine,165 voters. 

– D. Madhavan

A total of 4,42,070 folks submitted Create 6/6A capabilities looking out for inclusion as electors between December 19, when the claims and objections duration started, and December 27.

On December 27, 2025 on my own extra than 2.56 lakh folks visited polling stations across Tamil Nadu to post Create 6 capabilities for inclusion within the electoral rolls, following the Election Commission of India’s organisation of sales train-level particular camps. 

In response to the legit data, a total of 4,741 individuals submitted Create 7 looking out for exclusion of ineligible voters. As successfully as, virtually 2.72 lakh Gross sales train Stage Brokers (BLAs) appointed by six national and 6 Lisp events are assisting at some level of. As of December 27, the BLAs of the DMK and the AIADMK submitted 24 capabilities every for inclusion, while the AIADMK and the BJP submitted 63 and one make, respectively, for exclusion. 

An analysis of Tamil Nadu’s electoral rolls ready after the completion of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) mutter reveals that about 2.6 lakh extra ladies folks than men have been deleted from the Draft Electoral Roll.

Better than 49.9 lakh ladies folks have been deleted from the pre-SIR rolls. When put next, 47.3 lakh men have been deleted. These numbers are arrived at by aggregating the polling sales train-level data released by the Lisp Election Commission. The Draft Electoral Roll printed on Friday recorded about 97.3 lakh deletions in total. 

This gender skew of additional ladies folks being deleted than men isn’t new. The Hindu Info Crew realized the same skew in Bihar’s 2025 SIR mutter, the set seven lakh extra ladies folks were deleted than men. Alternatively, the case is diverse in Tamil Nadu, as ladies folks comprised a increased fragment of the Lisp’s voters to initiating with, in at the least the fresh years. In Bihar, that used to be no longer the case, with men very a lot outnumbering ladies folks in phrases of electors.

Initially of 2025, in January, ladies folks electors outnumbered men by over 12 lakh in Tamil Nadu. Real earlier than the SIR direction of, the outlet used to be around 13 lakh. At the quit of the year, in December, this gap has now narrowed to about 10.4 lakh, given that extra ladies folks were deleted from the rolls. After the SIR mutter, ladies folks now say about 2.77 crore and men about 2.66 crore of Tamil Nadu’s electors. 

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Over 97 lakh electors have been deleted from the voter lists in Tamil Nadu as allotment of the continuing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of the electoral rolls. 

Look this video, the set The Hindu has analysed data from over 75,000 polling stations across Tamil Nadu to title eight certain and odd patterns that clarify this big replace. 

Tiruchi Collector V. Saravanan released the last list of electoral rolls within the district. 

2,42,664 voters removed from the electoral rolls within the nine Assembly constituencies in Tiruchi. 

3,31,787 names were removed within the draft electoral rolls released on December 19, 2025. 1,03,489 voters have been added since and 14,366 names of needless/migrant voters and double entries were removed from the draft rolls, making for score addition of 89,123 voters.

The final number of voters within the Tiruchi district stood at 21,26,303 including 10,31,354 men, 10,94,642 ladies folks and 307 others as per the last rolls. 

– S. Ganesan