Tamil Nadu's final voter roll at 56.7mn, 11.6% drop from pre-SIR

The final voter roll for Tamil Nadu has been officially confirmed at 56.71 million, reflecting a significant decline of 11.6% compared to the pre-Special Enrollment Drive (SIR) figure of 64.11 million. Chief Electoral Officer Archana Patnaik announced these figures, indicating a notable reduction in voter registration in the state. The decrease may raise concerns regarding voter engagement and participation in the upcoming elections. The Special Enrollment Drive aimed to boost voter registration, but the results suggest that challenges remain in reaching eligible voters. The electoral authority is now tasked with analyzing the reasons behind this drop and implementing strategies to enhance voter awareness and registration in future electoral processes. As the state gears up for elections, maintaining a robust and active voter base will be crucial for ensuring a representative democracy in Tamil Nadu.
Originally reported by Hindustan Times India. Read original article
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