West Bengal Election 2021 Voting: Steps to find your name in voters' list and locate polling booth

West Bengal Assembly Election 2021: Voting will be held for a total of 35 seats today (Thursday, 29 April) in the eight and final phase of the West Bengal Assembly Election 2021.The state with a 294 member Assembly completed its seventh phase of polling on 26 April.Votes will be counted on 2 May.Over the years, the Election Commission has made several arrangements to simplify the polling process for voters. It also runs various awareness programmes to educate voters about due diligence and requirements. However, the fact the polling process is completely electronic and the division of parliamentary constituencies into various Assembly segments and various polling booths can be daunting for first-time voters.Following is the process to find your name in the list of voters and how to locate your polling booth in the city.How to check your name on the electoral roll (voters' list)Each citizen of India who is over 18 years of age and is a domicile of the respective state/UT is eligible to cast his/her vote in the Assembly polls. However, an important step in claiming that right is having yourself registered in the list of voters or electoral roll. If you have signed up for the same, here is how you can verify whether your name is part of the official list of registered voters.Through the online method

• Log on to the Chief Electoral Officer's website of the respective state or UT and click on the Electoral Roll option
• The electoral roll is available in English, Hindi and the state's language
• Click on Main Roll
• Select your Assembly Constituency based on the part of the city you reside in (or the address mentioned in the documents submitted during registration)
• Select the exact area of the constituency or Part Number depending on your residence (or your registered address falls)
• Fill out the Captcha code and click on submit
• Click on the PDF link delivered after the search and scan for your name from the list arranged in alphabetical order

Through landline/mobile phones

• Calling the Voter Helpline 1950, prefixed by your area’s STD code
• Select your preferred language and follow the instructions by the automated operator

Through SMSSMS