Wardwise list of voters in Bengaluru – BBMP election 2015

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Useful links for Bengaluru voters:

Search your name on voterlist:

Know your candidates:

Useful guide: All you need to know before BBMP elections

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On Citizen Matters

Check out Citizen Matters’ Special Reportage on the BBMP Elections 2015:
https://citizenmatters.in/articles/bbmp-elections-2015-citizen-matters-coverage.

Here’s what we have covered so far.

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Final wardwise list of number of voters for Bengaluru, ahead of BBMP elections:

Click here for direct link to Google sheet

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