Chennai Sets Up 947 Voter Assistance Centres for Special Summary Revision Until Nov 25
As part of the Special Summary Revision for the 2026 General Elections, the Greater Chennai Corporation has announced that 947 Voter Assistance Centres will function across the city from today till November 25.
According to a press release issued by Chennai Corporation Commissioner J. Kumaragurubaran:
- Special voter list revision work is underway in all 16 Assembly constituencies under Chennai district.
- Booth Level Officers (BLOs) are visiting households to distribute and collect voter forms.
- The assistance centres will help voters clarify doubts, fill forms, and verify details.
- Services will be available daily from 10 AM to 6 PM.
- Senior citizens and persons with disabilities can visit with an accompanying person.
Required documents will be checked and forms will be processed on the spot.
Additionally, as per the Election Commission of India guidelines, authorised booth-level agents of recognised political parties can submit up to 50 completed forms per day along with the declaration to the respective BLOs until the publication of the draft electoral roll.
This initiative aims to ensure that eligible voters are correctly included and outdated information in the voter roll is updated before the 2026 elections.
