The Gautam Budh Nagar administration in Uttar Pradesh, India, has published the final electoral roll, which now includes 1,505,082 voters following a Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise. This marks a significant increase from the previous count of approximately 186,000 voters. The breakdown shows 823,304 male, 681,728 female, and 50 transgender voters across three assembly constituencies: Dadri (605,204 voters), Noida (587,195 voters), and Jewar (312,683 voters). The revision process involved updating entries, correcting discrepancies, and adding eligible voters, ensuring compliance with the norms set by the Election Commission of India (ECI). Residents can verify their names and details at their respective polling booths over the next week, with the administration encouraging accuracy checks. The district has expanded its election infrastructure, now featuring 743 polling stations and 2,024 polling booths, with Dadri leading in both categories. Political parties have been provided access to the updated rolls and are tasked with reviewing them for discrepancies within the week.