Polling Booth List Punjab 2026: Punjab voters can now check their polling station online for the current electoral roll. Polling booths are spread across all 117 assembly constituencies of the state, and the booth list is published district wise and constituency wise by the Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) Punjab.
Every booth has a part number and a booth level officer (BLO) who handles voter forms, corrections and SIR work for that area. Once your name and address in the voter roll are updated, the polling station linked to your part number also changes. So an old voter slip may not show the right booth.
Polling Booth List Punjab 2026
Polling stations in Punjab are set up in government and government-aided buildings such as schools, colleges, panchayat offices and community halls. Each station covers a fixed number of voters decided by the Election Commission of India, which is why part numbers and booth locations are revised before every poll. During the 2024 Lok Sabha polls, Punjab had more than 24,000 polling stations with live webcasting at the booths.
Names of polling stations, their part numbers and the voters mapped to each part are kept on the CEO Punjab website. The same details are shared with political parties and put up at the booth level for public viewing.
How to Check Your Polling Booth in Punjab Online
You do not need to visit any office for this. The whole search is done online in a few minutes with your voter ID number or your personal details.
STEP 1 - Go to the Election Commission of India electoral search portal at electoralsearch.eci.gov.in. The portal works on both mobile and desktop.
STEP 2 - Choose Search by Details if you know your name, age and assembly constituency, or choose Search by EPIC Number if you have your voter ID number with you.
STEP 3 - Fill in the required details, select Punjab as the state, type the captcha code shown on the screen and click on Search.
STEP 4 - The result shows your name, part number, polling station name and the full booth address. Note down the part number, because that is the booth where you will vote.
STEP 5 - You can also open the CEO Punjab website at elections.punjab.gov.in and use the polling station search option there. If the online result does not match your address, contact your BLO or the district election office.
Some district websites also publish booth details for their own area. Patiala district, for example, keeps a polling station detail page where voters can look up their booth before the poll day.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| List Name | Polling Booth List Punjab 2026 |
| State | Punjab |
| Assembly Constituencies | 117 |
| Maintained By | Election Commission of India and CEO Punjab |
| Search Options | By EPIC number or by voter details |
| Official Search Portal | ECI electoral search portal |
| Official State Website | CEO Punjab website |
Assembly Constituency Wise Polling Station List Punjab
The table below lists the assembly constituencies of Punjab. Polling stations are numbered part wise inside each of these constituencies, so this list helps you locate your own constituency first and then search for your booth inside it.
| Assembly Constituency | Assembly Constituency (Contd.) |
|---|---|
| Abohar | Kapurthala |
| Adampur | Kartarpur |
| Ajnala | Khadoor Sahib |
| Amargarh | Khanna |
| Amloh | Kharar |
| Amritsar Central | Khem Karan |
| Amritsar East | Kotkapura |
| Amritsar North | Lambi |
| Amritsar South | Lehra |
| Amritsar West | Ludhiana Central |
| Anandpur Sahib | Ludhiana East |
| Atam Nagar | Ludhiana North |
| Attari | Ludhiana South |
| Baba Bakala | Ludhiana West |
| Balachaur | Majitha |
| Balluana | Malerkotla |
| Banga | Malout |
| Barnala | Mansa |
| Bassi Pathana | Maur |
| Batala | Mehal Kalan |
| Bathinda Rural | Moga |
| Bathinda Urban | Mukerian |
| Bhadaur | Muktsar |
| Bhagha Purana | Nabha |
| Bhoa | Nakodar |
| Bholath | Nawan Shahr |
| Bhucho Mandi | Nihal Singh Wala |
| Budhlada | Pathankot |
| Chabbewal | Patiala |
| Chamkaur Sahib | Patiala Rural |
| Dakha | Patti |
| Dasuya | Payal |
| Dera Baba Nanak | Phagwara |
| Dera Bassi | Phillaur |
| Dharamkot | Qadian |
| Dhuri | Raikot |
| Dina Nagar | Raja Sansi |
| Dirba | Rajpura |
| Faridkot | Rampura Phul |
| Fatehgarh Churian | Rupnagar |
| Fatehgarh Sahib | Sahnewal |
| Fazilka | Samana |
| Firozpur City | Samrala |
| Firozpur Rural | Sangrur |
| Garhshankar | Sanour |
| Ghanaur | Sardulgarh |
| Gidderbaha | S. A. S. Nagar |
| Gill | Shahkot |
| Gurdaspur | Sham Chaurasi |
| Guru Har Sahai | Shutrana |
| Hoshiarpur | Sri Hargobindpur |
| Jagraon | Sujanpur |
| Jaitu | Sultanpur Lodhi |
| Jalalabad | Sunam |
| Jalandhar Cantt | Talwandi Sabo |
| Jalandhar Central | Tarn Taran |
| Jalandhar North | Urmar |
| Jalandhar West | Zira |
Polling Station List Punjab PDF Download
Polling station lists with part numbers are shared as PDF files by the CEO Punjab office and by the district administration websites. Voters who want the printed list for their own district can download it from the district website. Patiala district, for example, keeps its booth details on the page linked below.
Patiala district polling station detail
For any other district, open that district's official website and look for the polling station or election section. The ECI portal also lets you view polling stations constituency wise along with the number of voters in each part.
If you want the full state electoral roll in PDF, this guide on CEO voter list explains the download process step by step. Voters who also want to see who is contesting can check the Aam Aadmi Party Punjab candidates list 2027.