If the ERO asks for clarification

  1. Read the notice first. It gives the response deadline and your hearing details.
  2. Send the requested papers. Use Submit Document Against Notice in the Voters’ Service Portal, or give the papers to the ERO named on the notice.
  3. Attend the hearing. Carry the notice and the papers requested for your case. Ask for an acknowledgement after an in-person submission.
  4. Keep the written order. File an appeal with the District Election Officer within 15 days of the ERO's order.

Schedule checked 26 August 2026

Dates to keep in view

24 Aug 2026Karnataka published the draft electoral roll.
By 23 Sep 2026Claims and objections close. Use Form 6 for a missing name; Form 8 covers a move or correction.
By 22 Oct 2026EROs finish the notice phase and decide filings by this date.
27 Oct 2026The final electoral roll is due on this date.

What the voter indexes and notice check contain

10,778,213ASDDO records carrying a stated reason.
58,948ASDDO electoral parts represented.
44,626,362records in the draft electoral roll.
60,922draft-roll electoral parts represented.
224 / 224Assembly constituencies represented across both indexes.
4,096,752distinct EPIC IDs in published clarification notices.
435,687mapping-only rows have no searchable voter record. Two source folder listings could not be read during the refresh.

The search first identifies a voter in Karnataka’s ASDDO files or draft roll, then checks that EPIC ID in the clarification notices. It does not run a separate name search across notices. PDF text can carry spelling errors; the counts describe each source layer.

DataChutney built this unofficial search from public ASDDO files, Karnataka’s draft electoral roll and the CEO’s published clarification notices. Check every match in ECI’s official search; your ERO decides each electoral-roll application.