Against the winning margins
A seat's winning margin is the votes between its winner and its runner-up. Where more names left a seat's roll than that margin, those names alone were enough to have decided the seat. Whether they did depends on how those people would have voted, and that can be estimated only where the lists say who they were.
Assembly seats where the count is larger than the winning margin
2024 Lok Sabha seats in the same four states, each seat's count against its 2024 margin
Every state, if its removals were spread evenly over its Lok Sabha seats
Every state's Assembly seats, if its names left off were spread by electors
Odisha's six seats with a count in the press
From the old roll to the draft
Electors on the rolls, before the revision and on the draft
The roll over forty years
Electors and the population of voting age in every Lok Sabha general election, 1984-85 to 2024, in crore
Every state, per 100 electors
Names left off the draft roll for every 100 electors on the roll before
By phase
The ten largest
Names left off the draft rolls, the ten largest states and the rest
How to read these numbers
Sources
- Every state and union territory, with each state's figure and the link to its source. The same table can be downloaded as states.csv.
- After the final rolls, the draft and final roll of each state that has published one.
- How the revision was run, the orders and dates of the revision with a link to each document.
- Sources and method, how each state's figures were read and counted.
Figures as of .