Chhattisgarh Voter List in Excel – SIR 2026, Booth-Wise

The next Chhattisgarh Assembly election is in 2028. The booth work starts now.

That's not campaign-consultant hype. Chhattisgarh's roll was rebuilt in the Special Intensive Revision, with the final version out on 21 February 2026 — and it will be the base for every revision until polling day. Teams that map their booths on it early walk into 2028 knowing their ground. Teams that wait inherit a scramble.

The Chhattisgarh voter list in Excel gives you that base: one workbook per constituency, one sheet per booth, every voter on one row, in Hindi and English.

Two Years Out Is When Booth Work Actually Gets Done

Ask anyone who has run a booth committee. The final month before polling is for turnout. The real groundwork — knowing which family lives where, which young voters are new on the roll, which booth has twice the voters of its neighbour — happens years earlier.

You can't do that from 90 constituencies' worth of scanned PDFs. You can do it in an afternoon with a sheet you can sort.

What SIR 2026 Changed

Chhattisgarh was in phase two of SIR, alongside eleven other states and UTs. Booth Level Officers went door to door from November 2025. By February 2026:

• dead, shifted and duplicate entries were removed
• new voters were added through claims
• booth lists were tidied, and some renumbered
• the 2023 election roll stopped matching the current one booth for booth

29 Tribal Seats, Thousands of Remote Booths

Twenty-nine of Chhattisgarh's 90 seats are reserved for Scheduled Tribe candidates — the Bastar division in the south, Surguja in the north, and the forest belts in between. Booths here can be small, far apart and hard to reach.

That changes what a voter list is for. In a dense city booth, you're managing volume. In a forest-belt booth, you're making sure a single trip covers every household. A sheet sorted by section and house number is the difference between one visit and three.

Hindi Names, Cleaned Up

The roll is in Hindi, and the scans are where things go wrong. OCR blurs matras, swaps ि and ी, and spells the same name three ways across three booths. Search falls apart fast.

We keep every name in Hindi with one consistent spelling and add an English transliteration, reviewed by a person, so the file works in software that can't handle Devanagari.

(Sample row for illustration.)

What You Get

• One workbook per constituency
• A summary sheet: every booth, polling station, and men, women and third-gender totals
• One sheet per booth, named by part number
• One row per voter: EPIC number, name, relative's name, relation, house number, age, gender, section
• Hindi and English names
• Supplementary lists merged in, deleted voters flagged
• Public roll data only — no phone numbers, photos or caste tags

Chhattisgarh by the Numbers

Pick Your District, Constituency or Lok Sabha Seat

• All districts in Chattisgarh
• All Lok Sabha seats in Chattisgarh
• All assembly constituencies in Chattisgarh

Panchayat and urban body rolls come from the State Election Commission, Chhattisgarh, organised by ward. We convert those on request.

How to Order

1. Pick a constituency, a Lok Sabha seat, a district or all 90 seats.
2. Ask for a free sample booth and check it yourself.
3. Get a quote for district or state orders; constituency prices are on each constituency page.
4. Files arrive within 24 hours, often instantly.

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2028 feels far away. It isn't, if you're building booth by booth. Start with one sample booth this week.

Contains only data from the publicly available Chhattisgarh electoral roll. For electoral, political and research use under ECI guidelines and the DPDP Act, 2023.