Details of the voters and their polling booths are available on websites. The voter’s list including supplementary voters’ lists I and II have been made available at these websites. The websites are

 http://pune.nic.in

 http://pune.gov.in 

 http://ceo.maharashtra.gov.in

SMS service: To avail of this service a voter has to type nm_space_full name. If a voter holds a voter I -card, he will have to type the EPIC number after his/her name, ie nm_space_full name_voter I-card (EPIC) number. The message has to be sent to 9860875129.

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 You can get your Voter ID card easily by filling online application form.

Here is the website for online registration for voter ID card- Jaagore.com (on clicking the link you will visit at Form filling page)

After submitting the form you will get pdf copy of your filled application, that you need to take printout. After taking print out, you need to submit this printed copy to your nearest local Electoral Registration Officer (ERO) with xerox copy of other ID card and proof of residence.Find your nearest ERO officehere.

The address proof document is required for the BLO (Booth Level Officer) to come and verify your residence status. Therefore, it is not essential for the address proof document to have your name, but needs to have only the address of the place you are staying at.

You can use address proof document on the name of your parents, relatives, friends etc. with whom you are staying. During address verification, the person whose name appears on the address proofdocument needs to confirm that you are staying at the same address.

Full answer of all FAQs about voting is here. After this, your job is over, VoterID card will be ready after few days of submission of application.

Currently there is no requirement for Voter ID card for voting purpose (for 2009 Election), only your name should be there on voter list. Some state governments like Andhra Pradesh has provided the list of name of people on voter list online here.

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Which is my new constituency? Where will I get my voter ID card from? How can I correct my name in the voter list?
Queries like these, which run into about 6,000 every day, are literally raining at the help-line centre set up by the election authorities in India’s Tech hub Bangalore, which votes Thursday.
The 24X7 helpline number 22228888 started April 10 will receive calls till polling ends Thursday. The helpline located at Yeshwanthpur is manned by 100 people.
The helpline has been exclusively set up for voters of Bangalore Central, Bangalore Rural, Bangalore South and Bangalore North constituencies.
“Within two days of starting the helpline, we have started getting around 6,000 calls a day. Right from confused voters to government employees, who have been deputed on election duty, we’re flooded with calls,” Darshan Chinnappa, director of Trans Act BPO Service India Pvt. Ltd., told IANS.
The helpline is a collaborative effort of Karnataka election authorities, Bruhat Bangalore Mahanagara Palike (BBMP), Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd. (BSNL) and Trans Act BPO Service India Pvt. Ltd.
Queries being addressed include voters’ ID cards, mistakes in names, address or age and the constituencies the callers belong to and their polling booths post-delimitation.
“With areas being re-configured after delimitation, a recurring question that voters are asking is about the status of their constituency and where their vote falls,” said Chinnappa.
After delimitation, the new Bangalore Central constituency was created and Kanakapura constituency has become Bangalore Rural.
Voters appreciated the utility of the help-line, saying it had helped them a lot.
“The centre helped me clear my doubts regarding the re-figuring of my constituency and our status after the delimitation,” said Senthil R., a resident of Gandhinagar, which has now been incorporated into Bangalore Central from Bangalore North.
Moreover, Karnataka State Human Rights Council (KSHRC) in association with the Karnataka election authorities and the Karnataka police April 15 launched a 24X7 helpline where voters can report any illegal practices by dialling 080-32989007.
S.K. Vivekananda, KSHRC state president said: “Any illegal and unconstitutional practices observed by our team will be immediately brought to the notice of returning officers of the respective areas.”
“The public if they come across any sort of illegal practices can inform us and we would immediately take the issue to the Election Commission,” he added. This facility will function till April 24.



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Office of the Chief Electoral Officer
Information on elections, electoral rolls, forms, voting procedures and schedules, news and events, and FAQs.
ceokarnataka.kar.nic.in
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Around 500 polling stations have been identified as sensitive in the district in the run-up to polling day on April 23. While digital cameras will be installed at 248 polling stations, 118 polling stations have been identified as special.

75 polling stations from Maval, 157 from Pune, 175 from Baramati and 105 stations in Shirur have been identified as sensitive.

The district has 66.27 lakh voters after the revision of the Voter List with 6,957 polling stations after delimitation. Nearly 288 auxillary polling stations have been arranged with a staff strength of 53,555 to man these booths.


Nearly 170 videographers have been asked to form the quick action team and night patrolling too has been enforced for better security


*check names in the voters list: 20261003/21261009

* Website: www.pune-election.info www.Pune.gov.in


* SMS: 54646 for details on voter list

* Voters can vote carrying any of their photo identity proof even if they do not have their photo identity cards

* Voting from 7 am to 5 pm.

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Voters List of Bangalore is available here:
http://164.100.80.116/eci/index_Eng.html

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