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Dated Aizawl, the 7^th September, 2026: The Special Intensive Revision (SIR) 2026 has been completed, and the Final Electoral Roll was published across Mizoram today.
Mizoram Chief Electoral Officer, Pi Garima Gupta, IAS held a press conference at Aijal Club today, during which she issued the following press release:

1. In accordance with the instructions of the Election Commission of India vide No. 23/2025-ERS (Vol. II) dated 14^th May, 2026, the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of Electoral Rolls, 2026 was undertaken in all districts of Mizoram with effect from 20^th May, 2026. Mizoram is one of the 16 States and 2 Union Territories included in the Third Phase of the Special Intensive Revision, 2026.

2. Before SIR, there was a total of 8,75,068 electors against whom Enumeration Forms were distributed. Out of this, a total of 8,28,906 Enumeration Forms were collected and 46,162 Enumeration Forms were not received. 

3. After completion of the Enumeration phase under SIR, the draft roll was published on 4^th July, 2026 with a total number of 8,28,906 electors. Electoral Registration Officers and Asst Electoral Registration Officers received and disposed claims and objections (Forms 6, 7 and 8) from 4^th July to 2^nd September, 2026. The Enumeration Forms received during the Enumeration Phase were also scrutinize during this period. Subsequently against the Draft Roll of 8,28,906 electors, a total of 39,243 electors (4.73%) were added and 32,280 electors (3.89%) were deleted resulting in a net increase of 6,963 electors (0.84%) in the Final Roll. 

4. The publication of the Final Electoral Roll was originally scheduled by the Election Commission of India for 6^th September, 2026. However, as the scheduled date fell on a Sunday, the publication was rescheduled to 7^th September, 2026 (Monday) at the request of the Office of the Chief Electoral Officer, Mizoram. 

5. Accordingly, the Final Roll published today, i.e., 7^th September has a total of 8,35,869 voters out of which 4,03,179 are male voters, 4,32,689 female voters and 1 Third Gender voter. 

District wise electors’ information is as below - 

There are 4,010 male and 93 female Service Voters, with a total of 4,103 Service Voters in Mizoram. 

6. Further, as per the final electoral roll, the following information are worth mentioning:

Elector Count

• Assembly Constituency with the highest number of elector is 36-Tuichawng (ST) of Lawngtlai District with 37,236 electors while 35-West Tuipui (ST) of Lunglei District has the lowest electors of 14,667. 

Change in Number of Elector

• 10-Aizawl North-I(ST) has the highest number of electors increase from 25,472 electors in Draft Roll to 26,866 electors in the Final Roll with 1,394 total addition of eligible electors i.e., 5.47 % of its Draft Roll.
• 35-West Tuipui (ST) has the highest decrease in elector from 16,477 electors in Draft Roll to 14,677 in the Final Roll with total deletion of 1,800 ineligible electors i.e., 10.9 % of its Draft Roll. 

Sex Ratio

• 12-Aizawl North-III(ST) has the highest sex ratio with 1,221 female for every 1,000 males while 35- West Tuipui of Lunglei District has the lowest sex ratio with 848 women for every 1,000 males. 

7. An appeal against the decision of the Electoral Registration Officer can be preferred before the District Magistrate within 15 days from the date of publication of Final Electoral Roll under section 24(a) of the Representation of the People Act, 1950 read with Rule 27 of the Registration of the Electors Rules, 1960.

If dissatisfied with the first appeal decision, a second appeal may be preferred before the Chief Electoral Officer within 30 days of the District Magistrate’s order as per section 24(b) of the Representation of the People Act, 1950 read with Rule 27 of the Registration of the Electors Rules, 1960. 

8. Electors are requested to verify their names in the Electoral Roll and, if required, submit applications for inclusion (Form-6), correction (Form-8), or deletion (Form-7) through online or offline modes. For any election related clarification, the public may contact Office of Joint Chief Electoral Officer with the number – 1800-334-1950 (Toll Free) 

9. The Office of the Chief Electoral Officer, Mizoram would like to place sincere appreciation for the wholehearted cooperation of all stakeholders, particularly citizens, political parties, civil society organisations and the media. And also commend the dedicated efforts of the entire election machinery - from District Election Officers and their teams to EROs, AEROs, BLOs and all field-level personnel - which have been instrumental in the successful and timely completion of the SIR process.