India वोट Kar publishes independent election information and voter education for India. We explain how elections work, how to exercise your vote, and what the electoral process actually requires of you: in plain language, without telling you who to vote for.
What we publish
- Voter Help: practical, step-by-step guidance: checking your name on the electoral roll, applying for or correcting a voter ID, changing your address, finding your polling booth, and downloading an e-EPIC.
- Election Explainers: how the system works: what an Assembly constituency is, the difference between an MLA and an MP, what NOTA means, how EVMs and VVPATs function, how votes are counted, and how candidates file nominations.
- Election Archive: a historical record of the 2016–17 election cycle, retained for reference and clearly marked as historical.
How this relates to indiavotekar.com
This blog is the editorial arm of India वोट Kar. The main site at indiavotekar.com holds the structured election database: constituencies, sitting representatives, and past results. Articles here link into that database rather than duplicating it.
Editorial independence from our commercial work
India वोट Kar also operates a separate commercial business providing campaign services to political organisations, including CRM, booth management and voter outreach tooling.
That business does not influence what we publish here. The election information on this blog is prepared independently of any client relationship. Where an article touches on a category of product we sell, we say so in the article itself. Our full commitments are set out in our Editorial Policy.
Who is responsible
Articles are published under the India वोट Kar Editorial Team byline. Editorial responsibility for this publication rests with the India वोट Kar Editorial Team.
If you find an error, please tell us: see Corrections. For anything else, see Contact.
What we are not
We are not affiliated with the Election Commission of India, with any government body, or with any political party. We cannot register you to vote, alter your electoral records, or resolve grievances on your behalf. For anything requiring official action, use the Election Commission’s own services at voters.eci.gov.in.