Special camps for electoral roll revision on November 21, 22 and 29
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The Election Commission of India has announced special camps on November 21, 22, and 29 for the inclusion, deletion, correction, and transposition of entries in the electoral rolls. A press release from the Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) said the camps, where filled-in forms could also be submitted, would be held at designated locations across Tamil Nadu.
“During the claims and objections period (November 12 to December 11) of the Special Summary Revision of Photo Electoral Rolls, 2027, an elector or an eligible citizen seeking enrolment or deletion, correction or transposition of an existing entry may submit Form 6, 6A, 7 or 8,” the CEO said.
The forms may also be submitted to the Booth Level Officer, Electoral Registration Officer or Assistant Electoral Registration Officer at their offices on any working day.
According to the integrated draft electoral rolls published on Thursday, as part of the Special Summary Revision of Photo Electoral Rolls, 2027, Tamil Nadu has a total of 5,77,46,618 electors. Of them, 2,82,03,992 are men, 2,95,34,734 women and 7,892 belong to the third gender. Sholinganallur constituency in Chengalpattu district has the highest electorate in the State, with 5,58,729 voters (2,72,898 men, 2,85,714 women and 117 third-gender electors).
Harbour Assembly constituency in Chennai district has the lowest electorate, with 1,20,852 voters (60,043 men, 60,747 women and 62 third-gender electors).
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