Lok Sabha Election 2019, Phase 7 today: Search for your voter ID by name, EPIC number in online voters' list on nvsp.in

Phase 7 of the Lok Sabha election 2019 will be held today, on Sunday, 19 May, with as many as 59 Lok Sabha constituencies across seven states going to polls. The electorate will vote in all parliamentary constituencies in Himachal Pradesh and Punjab, along with the Union Territory of Chandigarh. In Bihar, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh and West Bengal, voting will take place in a few Lok Sabha constituencies. The Election Commission had announced the dates on 10 March , kick-starting a mega electoral battle where the BJP will pitch for a re-election of the Modi government amid the Opposition’s efforts for a united fight to unseat it. The first six phases were held on 11 April, 18 April, 23 April, 29 April, 6 May and 12 May. Phase 7 is on Sunday, 19 May. Nearly 90 crore voters will choose their representatives in Parliament from 543 Lok Sabha seats. [caption id=“attachment_4269095” align=“alignleft” width=“380”] Representational image. AFP[/caption] Here is how to check whether your name is on the voter list: Step 1: Visit the National Voters’ Service portal on www.nvsp.in Step 2: Select the option at the top left that says ‘Search Your Name in Electoral Roll’ Step 3: You can choose between options: “Search by EPIC number” or “Search by details”, to verify if your name on the portal Step 4: Select the ‘Search by the EPIC number’ and enter your details and hit the ‘Search’ button Step 5: Your details will appear in the search result at the bottom of the webpage Step 6: If it does not, that means you’re name’s most likely missing from the electoral list Step 7: You can also opt for ‘Search by Details’. The portal will ask you to enter information such as name, age, DoB, state, sex and district Step 8: Fill in the details and if your name appears, that means you eligible to vote in your area The Election Commission of India published the electoral roll on its website on 31 January. And as long as you’re mentioned in the electoral rolls, you can show any identity card such as voter’s card or Aadhaar to cast your ballot.