Summary
Key electoral insights and analysis for AC 171 - PADMANABHANAGAR
CONSTITUENCY SNAPSHOT
| AC No & Name | : | 171 - Padmanabhanagar | |
| Total Booths | : | 279 | |
| Total Sections | : | 1,634 | |
| Total Voters | : | 166,440 | |
| Male | : | 79,972 (48.0%) | |
| Female | : | 86,453 (51.9%) | |
| Others | : | 15 (0.01%) |
| Senior Citizens (60–80) | 38,714 | |
| Mother-Dep (M) | 4,097 | |
| First Time (18–20) | 2,228 | |
| Super Senior (85+) | 1,911 | |
| Guardian-Dep (O) | 1,471 | |
| Overseas Voters | 72 | |
| Centenarian (100+) | 15 |
Voter Composition
ELECTORAL ROLL CHANGE
Polled 1,59,991
Total Voters 290,304
Total Voters 166,440
ASDDO SUMMARY
Nearly 80% of ASDDO cases are linked to permanently shifting or untraceable voters. EF Refused accounts for 12,643 voters.
RELIGION SUMMARY
Muslim share increased from 12.12% in 2025 to 14.67% in 2026 SIR Draft. Retention rate is strong at 66.3%.
MULTI-ENTRY VOTER ANALYSIS
| Total Suspected Duplicate Pairs | 1,393 | |
| Total Voter Records Involved | 2,786 | |
| Very High + High Confidence Pairs | 306 | |
| Strongest Exact-Match Type Pairs | 81 | |
| Cross-District Booth Pairs | 1,328 |
Most duplicate pairs are across distant booths, requiring careful cross-booth verification.
FAMILY GROUPING ANALYSIS
Most family groups are high confidence (~84%), but missing anchors and age-gap anomalies require verification.
Actionable Insights
Strategic Priorities, 10-Day Field Plan & Elector Assistance (AC 171)
KEY OBSERVATIONS
42.7% Roll Contraction
The 2026 SIR Draft has 42.7% fewer voter records than the 2025 Final Roll, requiring detailed booth-level reconciliation.
Extreme Deletion in Selected Booths
Some booths (e.g., 103, 104, 112, 109, 209) show 60–69% deletion rates, far above the constituency average.
EF Refused is a Major Issue
12,643 voters are marked EF Refused, needing a separate verification and outreach approach. This is not the same as death or permanent shifting.
Centenarian / Age Anomalies Need Verification
15 voters aged 100 or above (including age 125 in Booth 8 and age 112 in Booth 25) are present in the draft roll. All are marked as Retained.
Mobility & Traceability are Dominant Drivers
Nearly 80% of ASDDO cases are due to permanently shifted (60.66%) or untraceable / absent (18.89%) voters.
Issues are Geographically Concentrated
Deletion, additions, refusals and data anomalies are concentrated in specific booths, making booth-level action essential.
KPCC PRIORITY ACTION PLAN
FOCUS | VERIFY | ASSIST | STRENGTHENCritical Booth Verification
- Focus on 28 critical booths, starting with 103, 104, 109, 112, 209, 31, 10, 102, 134, 235.
- Analyse deletion, additions, ASDDO reasons and data anomalies section-wise.
Deleted - ASDDO Reconciliation
- Match every deleted EPIC with ASDDO reason codes.
- Classify: Shifted / Untraceable / EF Refused / Death / Already Enrolled / No Match.
- Build a consolidated reconciliation dashboard.
EF Refused & Untraceable Follow-Up
- Create booth-wise lists for EF Refused (12,643) and Untraceable / Absent (23,917).
- Identify still-traceable voters and assist through lawful electoral-roll processes.
- Run voter-awareness and support outreach in high-refusal booths.
High Addition Review
- Verify top addition booths (187, 188, 108, 218, 201) and the 185–193 cluster.
- Understand whether additions are new 18–20 voters, shifted-in voters, new residential development or corrections.
Duplicate & Data Anomaly Verification
- Review 306 high/very high confidence duplicate pairs (start with 81 very high).
- Verify all 15 voters aged 100+ (including age 125 and 112).
- Check family-anchor gaps and retained-status mismatches.
Booth Ownership & Monitoring
- Assign responsible team/person for each priority booth.
- Track verification progress with clear KPIs.
- Review at constituency and district level with weekly updates.
10-DAY EXECUTION PLAN – HIGH LEVEL SUMMARY
FROM ANALYSIS TO ACTION IN 10 DAYSEXPECTED OUTCOMES
Clear understanding
of genuine vs. erroneous deletions
Assistance to eligible voters
through lawful processes
Clean and reliable
voter data for future elections
Stronger booth-level
organisation and voter connect
OUR COMMITMENT
Every eligible voter must have a fair opportunity to be counted. With accurate data, strong organisation and people’s participation, we can build a more inclusive and stronger Karnataka.