Age, sex, religion and the 2002 roll
Age
Deletion rate by age band, each constituency
Share of electors in each band struck off.
Religion
Deletion rate by religion guessed from names
Hindu-name and Muslim-name electors, constituency by constituency.
The same gap, inside each part
Hindu-name rate minus Muslim-name rate, pooled across parts with at least 20 of each and weighted by the smaller group in each part.
The lists give religion and age separately and never together, so part of a gap by religion may be a gap by age. Religion is guessed from names.
The 2002 roll
Linked and unlinked to 2002
Deletion rate for electors who link to the 2002 intensive revision roll and for those who do not. Malakpet's list does not record the link.
Share of the roll linked to 2002
How much of each roll could be traced back.
Sex
Women and men
Deletion rate for each, constituency by constituency.
Within parts
Women's rate minus men's, pooled within parts, and how many parts go each way.
Religion is guessed from names because the roll does not record it, and a separate classification agrees on 99% of names. Electors whose names were classified as neither Hindu nor Muslim are left out of both religion rates. The 2002 link means the export matches the elector to the 2002 intensive revision roll.