Maharashtra Voter List in Excel – SIR 2026, Marathi, English & Hindi

In a Maharashtra voter list, the middle name tells you more than the surname.

*Sunil Ramesh Patil.* That middle name is his father's. For a married woman — *Sunita Sunil Patil* — it's her husband's. Sort a booth by surname and middle name, and households fall into place without anyone writing a line of code. Cut the middle name off, like a lot of quick conversions do, and you've thrown away the most useful field in the file.

The Maharashtra voter list in Excel keeps every part of every name: one workbook per constituency, one sheet per booth, every voter on one row, in Marathi, English and Hindi.

The Middle Name Is the Most Useful Column in the File

What you can do with full three-part names:

• group a booth into households in one sort
• spot when a woman's entry still carries her father's name — a sign the record pre-dates her marriage
• tell apart two Sunil Patils in the same lane
• match voters to the names your workers actually use on the street

SIR 2026 Hits Mumbai Hardest

Maharashtra is in phase three of the Special Intensive Revision; the final roll was scheduled for 27 October 2026. Rural seats will see the usual clean-up — deaths, duplicates, people who moved.

Mumbai, Thane, Pune and the other big cities are a different story. Tenants move every year or two. Redevelopment pulls whole buildings' worth of voters out at once. Migrants come and go. SIR caught a lot of that — so in urban constituencies, expect big differences between the 2024 roll and the 2026 one. Plan on the new roll, especially for city wards.

ळ and Other Things Hindi OCR Can't Read

Marathi is written in Devanagari, so people assume a Hindi tool will handle it. Close — but not close enough.

ळ (the retroflex "la") isn't in Hindi. Hindi-trained OCR reads it as ल or drops it. *कोळी* becomes *कोली*. Marathi also uses ऱ and its own spellings that Hindi models "correct". We use OCR set up for Marathi and a person checks the names.

(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, full three-part name, relative's name, relation, house number, age, gender, section
• Marathi, English and Hindi names
• Supplementary lists merged in, deleted voters flagged
• Public roll data only — no phone numbers, photos or caste tags

Maharashtra by the Numbers

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Municipal corporation, council and panchayat elections use ward-wise rolls from the State Election Commission, Maharashtra. We convert those on request.

How to Order

1. Pick a constituency, a Lok Sabha seat, a district or all 288 seats.
2. Ask for a free sample booth and sort it by middle name — you'll see why it matters.
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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Keep the full name, keep the household. Book your constituency before the 27 October final roll.

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