Assembly Elections 2026: A Step-by-Step Guide to Online Polling Booth Lookup

Assembly Elections 2026: A Step-by-Step Guide to Online Polling Booth Lookup

Assembly elections in 2026 are set to occur in Assam, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal, and the Union Territory of Puducherry.

This electoral process will encompass a total of 824 assembly seats. Voting will happen on various dates in April, with results expected to be announced on May 4.

In India, each voter is allotted a designated polling station. Voters can easily locate their polling station, along with other relevant information, in just minutes using a mobile device or computer.
Where to find your polling booth

The National Voter Services Portal serves as the primary resource for accessing voter records and polling station information. It is available on both mobile and desktop platforms.

Users can obtain their details by entering either their EPIC number or basic personal information through the official portal: https://voters.eci.gov.in/

Step-by-step instructions to locate your voting booth for the Assembly Elections 2026

– Go to the official NVSP website: https://voters.eci.gov.in/

– Click on “Search in Electoral Roll” on the homepage.

– Fill in the required details.

– Option 1: Provide your EPIC (Voter ID) number and state.

– Option 2: Enter your name, relative’s name, age, and district.

– Submit the information.

– View the displayed polling station details.

– Take note of the booth name and complete address.

– Use the map link if available.

– Download or print the voter slip for your records.

The process is quick and usually doesn’t require logging in.

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Why it’s important to check early

While polling stations are usually fixed, changes can occur between elections due to relocation, ward adjustments, or updates in voter rolls, potentially affecting a voter’s designated centre.

Arriving at the incorrect polling location can result in delays or even being denied entry. Although carrying a voter slip is not mandatory, it can make the process smoother. Identification documents are still essential at the polling booth.

What to expect next

Voting will take place in phases throughout April. Security measures and logistical arrangements have already begun in various constituencies. With the necessary information already available, voters should make sure to check their assigned polling booth in advance to prevent last-minute confusion.

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