Meghalaya Voter List in Excel – SIR 2026 Roll, Booth-Wise

Run a Meghalaya roll through ordinary OCR and it starts "correcting" people's names.

Khasi, Garo and Jaintia names include clan names software has never seen — Lyngdoh, Kharkongor, Sangma, Marak, Nongrum — and given names that are English words, chosen by parents for their meaning or sound. Spell-check-style tools see those and "fix" them into something more familiar. Then nobody can find that voter in a search.

The Meghalaya voter list in Excel keeps every name exactly as printed: one workbook per constituency, one sheet per booth, every voter on one row, with a Hindi column added.

Names Software Wants to "Fix"

We see the same failure modes again and again:

• Clan names split in two, or merged with the given name
• Given names "corrected" to a near-match from a dictionary
• Mixed Khasi and English spellings standardised wrongly
• Long names truncated at the edge of the box

So every Meghalaya file gets a person checking names against the scan. Not glamorous. It's what makes the file searchable.

Matrilineal Clans Change How You Read a Booth

Khasi and Garo societies are matrilineal — clan names usually pass through the mother. That changes how you find households in a voter list. Sorting by surname alone won't always line families up the way it does in other states.

The fix is simple: sort by surname, then relative's name. Mothers, children and grandchildren with the same clan name come together, and the relative column shows who's linked to whom.

(Sample row for illustration.)

SIR 2026 and the Final Roll

Meghalaya is in phase three of the Special Intensive Revision. The draft roll came out in August 2026, and the final roll was scheduled for 7 October 2026, with 1 October 2026 as the qualifying date. Our files use the final roll.

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
• Names exactly as printed, plus Hindi
• Supplementary lists merged in, deleted voters flagged
• Public roll data only — no phone numbers, photos or caste tags

Meghalaya by the Numbers

Pick Your District, Constituency or Lok Sabha Seat

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

The Khasi Hills, Jaintia Hills and Garo Hills autonomous district councils hold their own elections, with rolls prepared for them. We convert these on request.

How to Order

1. Pick a constituency, Shillong or Tura, a district, or all 60 seats.
2. Ask for a free sample booth — check the names against people you know.
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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If a file gets people's names wrong, nothing else in it matters. See ours with a free sample booth.

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