Mysuru district’s Special Intensive Revision (SIR‑2026) of the electoral rolls has advanced to an impressive 83.90% completion. A total of 23,49,006 voter forms have been handed out, representing a substantial portion of the district’s 27,99,693 eligible voters. This milestone highlights both administrative efficiency and rising voter engagement.

Distribution Status and Digital Efforts

Out of 2,915 polling stations, 927 have fully distributed the forms (31.80% of the total). Additionally, 726 stations have achieved over 90% coverage. Online submissions have reached 11,419 voters, while 1,13,643 distributed forms have already been digitised. The highest number of computerised forms comes from Periyapatna, Hunsur, H.D. Kote, and Varuna.

Key Constituencies and Their Progress

Periyapatna leads with 1,94,998 forms distributed out of 1,99,706 electors, followed by Hunsur (2,46,013/2,53,248), H.D. Kote (2,21,159/2,34,521), Varuna (2,26,474/2,42,363), and Nanjangud (2,09,745/2,23,279). These figures underscore the concerted effort across the district.

Verification and Discrepancies

During door‑to‑door checks, Booth Level Officers (BLOs) identified 4,327 voters under the ASDDO category, including 2,873 absent voters, 1,033 permanently shifted voters, 362 deceased voters, 51 duplicate registrations, and eight other discrepancies. Immediate corrective measures are underway.

Future Outlook and Challenges

While 83.90% coverage is a commendable achievement, 16.10% of voters still await form distribution, and the 4,327 ASDDO cases need resolution. Accelerating online submission and data entry will be crucial to close these gaps. The success of Mysuru’s SIR‑2026 provides a replicable model for other districts, showcasing how technology and citizen participation can streamline electoral processes.

Overall, Mysuru’s progress demonstrates a robust blend of administrative diligence and digital inclusion, setting a benchmark for electoral roll updates across India.