Rajasthan Voter List 2026: Over 2.40 lakh new voters added as 7.78 lakh Form 6 applications are received. Check district updates and online registration details.
Rajasthan has added 2,40,534 eligible voters to its electoral rolls as part of a special voter registration campaign conducted from October 1 to October 20. The drive received a total of 7,78,147 Form 6 applications from citizens seeking to register as voters, with a particular focus on young people aged 18–19 and first-time voters.
The campaign is being conducted under the directions of the Election Commission of India to ensure that every eligible citizen gets an opportunity to participate in the democratic process. While the registration drive has recorded significant progress, eight Assembly constituencies have received warnings over their relatively slow performance.
Rajasthan Voter Registration Drive Receives 7.78 Lakh Applications
According to Rajasthan Chief Electoral Officer Naveen Mahajan, the campaign received 7,78,147 Form 6 applications across two age groups.
Of these, 4,30,701 applications came from citizens aged 18–19, while 3,47,446 applications were submitted by people aged 20 and above.
Officials said that 3,52,778 applications had completed the seven-day objection period. These applications will undergo further processing according to the applicable procedures.
The initiative aims to make voter registration more accessible and encourage greater participation among young and newly eligible voters.
More Than 2.40 Lakh Names Added to the Electoral Rolls
The Rajasthan Voter List 2026 has been updated with 2,40,534 new voters following the verification and processing of applications received during the campaign.
The age-wise figures are as follows:
Voters aged 18–19: 1,39,972 names added.
Voters aged 20 and above: 1,00,562 names added.
According to the reported figures, approximately 58% of applications from the 18–19 age group have been processed. In the 20-and-above category, around 54% of applications have been processed.
The remaining applications are undergoing further processing, and officials have been instructed to speed up the work.
These Districts Showed Strong Registration Progress
Several districts performed well in registering young voters during the special campaign.
For the 18–19 age group, the leading districts included Bundi, Bharatpur, Dholpur, Karauli, Alwar, Tonk, Balotra, Churu, Kotputli-Behror and Sawai Madhopur.
Among citizens aged 20 and above, Jaipur, Alwar, Churu, Karauli, Jodhpur, Sikar, Udaipur, Bhilwara, Pali and Banswara were among the districts that received the highest number of applications.
The district-level review is intended to identify areas where registration efforts are progressing well and where additional attention may be needed.
Assembly Constituencies With Better Performance
The campaign also recorded encouraging progress in several Assembly constituencies.
Among voters aged 18–19, Baseri, Gudamalani, Kathumar, Alwar Rural, Nadbai, Kherwara, Sapotra, Ladnun, Bari and Weir were among the better-performing constituencies.
For applicants aged 20 and above, the leading constituencies included Jhotwara, Vidhyadhar Nagar, Todabhim, Sujangarh, Bansur, Gangapur, Shrimadhopur, Rajgarh-Laxmangarh, Hindaun and Jalore.
Election officials are continuing to monitor registration figures across constituencies to ensure that eligible citizens are included in the electoral rolls.
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Eight Assembly Constituencies Receive Warnings
Despite the overall progress, eight Assembly constituencies have been warned over consistently low performance in the voter registration campaign.
The constituencies are:
- Nokha
- Ramganj Mandi
- Barmer
- Sheo
- Ghatol
- Danta Ramgarh
- Sangod
- Chohtan
Officials concerned have been directed to improve registration among eligible young citizens and other new voters. They have also been instructed to clear pending applications promptly and review daily progress.
The warnings are intended to improve implementation and ensure that eligible voters are not left out because of delays in the registration process.
How to Apply for Voter Registration Online in Rajasthan
Eligible citizens who want to add their names to the electoral rolls can apply online without visiting government offices.
Applicants can use the Election Commission of India’s official voter services portal at voters.eci.gov.in or the ECINET platform to submit Form 6.
Form 6 is used by eligible citizens to apply for inclusion in the electoral roll. Applicants should provide the required details and supporting documents and follow the official instructions during submission.
Citizens should also check their application status and verify their names in the electoral rolls after the application has been processed.
Election Department Focuses on Timely Processing
The special registration campaign aims to ensure that every eligible citizen has the opportunity to register and participate in elections. District Election Officers and Electoral Registration Officers have been instructed to monitor the campaign regularly and ensure that applications are processed within the prescribed timelines.
With 2,40,534 new voters already added and more applications awaiting processing, the Rajasthan Voter List 2026 registration drive remains focused on expanding electoral participation, particularly among first-time voters.
The Election Department is expected to continue reviewing progress across districts and constituencies, with particular attention to areas that have received warnings for slow implementation.
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