How to Check Your Name on the Voter List in Pune

Pune, 30th July 2025: If you’re in Pune, Maharashtra and want to know whether your name is on the voter list—especially ahead of local or assembly elections—here’s a clear step‑by‐step guide to checking it online:

1. Visit the Official ECI Voter Service Portal

• Open your browser and go to the Election Commission of India’s Voter Services Portal at voters.eci.gov.in.
• Click “Search in Electoral Roll” to access the voter search tool.

2. Choose a Search Option

You can locate your name using one of three methods:

• Search by EPIC Number (your Voter ID number)
• Search by Details (name, parent/spouse name, date of birth, district, etc.)
• Search by Mobile (linked mobile number with OTP verification)

3. Enter Required Details and Search

• EPIC Number: Select this tab, enter your EPIC number, choose Maharashtra, enter the captcha, and click Search.
• By Details: Provide your full name, parent or spouse’s name, age or date of birth, gender, state (Maharashtra), district (Pune), and assembly constituency. Then complete the captcha and hit Search.
• By Mobile: Select your state and preferred language, enter your registered mobile number, submit the captcha, then Send OTP. After entering the OTP, click Search to view your voter details.

If registered, you’ll see your name, EPIC number, polling station, and constituency details. Print or download the slip; it can be useful on polling day.

4. Alternative: Pune District Voter List Download

• The Pune district administration site offers a downloadable electoral roll for Maharashtra (State Code S13). You can access full voter list PDFs if you prefer offline lookup (pune.gov.in).

5. Local Search via Maharashtra State Portal

• The Local Self Government Voterlist portal allows ward-wise search using your name or EPIC number with local body filters like ward and assembly constituency (localbodyvoterlist.maharashtra.gov.in).

Why It Matters

Recent updates:

• The voter rolls updated as of July 1, 2025, were confirmed by the State Election Commission for use in local body elections in Maharashtra, including Pune.
• The Election Commission also recently fixed duplicate EPIC numbers issue, ensuring clean rolls.
• Newly registered voters can expect their Voter ID (EPIC card) within 15 days under a fast-track system introduced on June 18, 2025, enhancing ease of access.

Troubleshooting Tips

• No result? Double-check the spelling of names, EPIC number, district, and constituency details.
• Still missing? Submit a request for registration or corrections via the ECI portal or your local electoral office before election deadlines.
• Reach out to district election helplines for support if discrepancies persist.