UP Final Voter List Released: Today (10 April 2026) the final list of voters of UP has been released. According to the new list, after the completion of the SIR process, the number of voters in the state has increased by more than 84 lakhs to 13.39 crores. Addressing a press conference at Lok Bhawan Media Center in Lucknow, UP Chief Electoral Officer Navdeep Rinwa said the SIR process was carried out from October 27, 2025, to April 10, 2026, covering all 75 districts, 403 assembly constituencies and all polling stations in the state.

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Comparing the draft and final lists, UP Chief Electoral Officer Navdeep Rinwa said the total number of voters has increased by 84,28,767. This includes an increase of 42,27,902 male voters, 42,00,778 female voters and 87 third gender voters. He said that 75 District Election Officers (DEOs), 403 Electoral Registration Officers (EROs), 12,758 Assistant EROs, 18,026 BLO Supervisors and 1,77,516 Booth Level Officers (BLOs) contributed in completing this process which lasted for 166 days. Apart from this, 5,82,877 booth-level agents of recognized political parties and crores of voters also cooperated in this.

How to check your name in the final voter list of UP

To check your name in the final voter list of UP, first of all go to the official website of ECI voters.eci.gov.in or electoralsearch.in. After this, go to the Voter List or Electoral Roll section and select Uttar Pradesh. Here in Roll Type select Final Roll 2026 or SIR Final Roll 2026. Then select your district, assembly constituency and booth number. Then you will have to search by entering your name, father/husband’s name and age. If your name is there then after this the list will appear in front of you in PDF format. By downloading which you can check your name. Apart from this, you can check your name through Voter ID/EPIC on Election Commission’s app ECINET.

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