Mizoram Leads in Electoral Roll Digitisation

Mizoram has recorded 68.05% digitisation of enumeration forms under the third phase of the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls as of 12 June 2026. The state ranks first among 16 states and three Union Territories covered under the ongoing digitisation exercise.

Special Intensive Revision of Electoral Rolls

The Special Intensive Revision is an electoral roll update exercise conducted under the Election Commission of India. In Mizoram, the exercise began on 20 May 2026 and the enumeration phase is scheduled to continue until 28 June 2026.

District-wise Progress in Mizoram

Khawzawl district recorded 96.16% digitisation of forms by 12 June 2026. Champhai district reached 92.57%, while Serchhip district reached 90.93% on the same date. Mizoram achieved 99.90% distribution of enumeration forms through 1,301 Block Level Officers by 12 June 2026. Block Level Officers are field-level officials used in electoral roll revision and voter enumeration work.

Election Commission of India and Electoral Roll Management

The Election Commission of India conducts electoral roll revision to include eligible voters and remove ineligible entries. Electoral rolls are official lists of registered voters used for elections in India.

Important Facts for Exams

• The Election Commission of India is a constitutional body under Article 324 of the Constitution of India.
• Electoral rolls are prepared for each Assembly constituency and are updated through revision exercises.
• Block Level Officers assist in voter verification, form distribution, and household-level enumeration.
• Mizoram has 11 districts, including Khawzawl, Champhai, and Serchhip.

Electoral Roll Revision in India

The Special Intensive Revision is one of the methods used for updating electoral rolls in India. Enumeration forms are used to collect voter details during the revision process.