Voter Management

1. Voter Registration Database

• Stores personal and demographic details.

• Ensures voters are eligible and not duplicated.

• Can be updated manually or online (e.g., via a national ID or Aadhaar in India).

2. Voter Categorization

• Divided by geography (constituency, ward, polling booth).

• Further classified by age, gender, first-time voters, etc.

• Used for campaign targeting, analytics, and resource allocation.

3. Tracking Voter Turnout

• Real-time monitoring during elections.

• Helps detect low-turnout areas for quick action or reminders.

Booth Management

1. Booth Allocation & Mapping

• Assigns voters to specific polling booths based on their location.

• GIS or map-based tools often used.

• Ensures voters aren’t wrongly assigned or made to travel too far.

2. Booth-Level Officers (BLOs)

• Responsible for maintaining voter rolls at the booth level.

• Conduct door-to-door verification and assist in corrections.

3. Booth Infrastructure

• Setup includes EVMs/VVPATs (Electronic Voting Machines), seating, security, signage.

• Must be accessible for elderly/disabled voters.

4. Staff & Security Deployment

• Polling officials, supervisors, and security personnel are mapped to booths.

• Includes training and logistics (transport, food, etc.).

5. Booth-Wise Performance Reports

• Used by political parties to analyze past turnout and voting patterns.

• Helps strategize campaign efforts booth by booth.