Final Electoral Roll Published in Dehradun After SIR, 3,992 Net Increase in Voters
Dehradun now has 11,94,797 registered voters; 36,042 new names added and 32,050 names deleted
Final photo electoral rolls of all 10 Assembly constituencies handed over to political parties; 2,045 polling stations designated
Dehradun, October 3, 2026
The final photo electoral roll of Dehradun district was published on Saturday, October 3, 2026, following the successful completion of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise. District Magistrate and District Election Officer Dr Ashish Chauhan held a meeting with representatives of political parties and shared detailed information regarding the final electoral roll.
During the meeting, hard and soft copies of the photo electoral rolls and service electoral rolls for all 10 Assembly constituencies in the district were handed over to representatives of the political parties.
Dr Ashish Chauhan thanked all political parties for their cooperation during the SIR exercise and appealed for continued coordination during the upcoming electoral process. He directed officials and stakeholders to ensure that all election-related responsibilities are carried out fairly and transparently in accordance with the guidelines of the Election Commission of India.
Dehradun Now Has Over 11.94 Lakh Registered Voters
According to the draft electoral roll published on July 14, 2026, Dehradun district had 11,90,805 registered voters, including 6,15,349 men, 5,75,404 women and 52 transgender voters.
Following the SIR exercise, the total number of registered voters has increased to 11,94,797 in the final electoral roll. The final list includes 6,17,041 men, 5,77,706 women and 50 transgender voters. A total of 9,371 service voters have also been included in the final electoral roll.
During the revision process, 36,042 new voters were added, while 32,050 names were deleted due to death, migration and other reasons. As a result, the final electoral roll registered a net increase of 3,992 voters compared with the draft roll.
Sahaspur Has the Highest Number of Voters
Among the 10 Assembly constituencies, Sahaspur has the highest number of registered voters at 1,60,507. It is followed by Dharampur with 1,50,400 voters, Doiwala with 1,46,980, Raipur with 1,38,164 and Rishikesh with 1,25,553 voters.
The remaining constituencies have 1,04,060 voters in Chakrata, 1,00,402 in Vikasnagar, 98,953 in Mussoorie, 89,209 in Dehradun Cantonment and 80,569 in Rajpur Road.
A total of 2,045 polling stations have been designated across all 10 Assembly constituencies in the district.
Final Electoral Rolls Handed Over to Political Parties
The meeting was attended by Additional District Election Officer Abhinav Shah, Electoral Registration Officer Ravindra Jwantha, District Election Officer Narendra Devli and representatives of various political parties.
Representatives present at the meeting included Arvind Kumar Jain and Mahesh Gupta from the Bharatiya Janata Party, Anant Aakash from CPI(M), Jaswinder Singh and Sunil Jaiswal from the Indian National Congress, Satendra Kumar and Satendra Chopra from the Bahujan Samaj Party, and Kamal Rana from the Aam Aadmi Party.
All concerned Electoral Registration Officers (EROs) of the district participated in the meeting virtually.
With the publication of the final electoral roll, the SIR process in Dehradun district has reached its scheduled completion stage. The district administration has urged all stakeholders to maintain coordination and ensure compliance with Election Commission of India guidelines during the upcoming electoral activities.
