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9.3.3 Partly Intensive and Partly Summary Revision - In such revision the existing electoral rolls are published in draft. Simultaneously, Enumerator/BLOs are sent to the households for verification. After disposing of claims and objections, supplementary lists of addition, deletions and corrections are prepared and published together with main(mother) roll form the finally published Electoral Roll.

24.4 Sharing of Electoral Roll with State Election Commissions 24.4.1 In terms of the 73rd and 74th amendments of the Constitution, the Parliament enacted to form State Election Commissions with the mandate to conduct regular elections for local bodies in the States. Consequently, the states have passed appropriate legislations for regular elections to Panchayats and Municipalities. These legislations have provisions for adopting electoral roll prepared and revised by the Election Commission for conduct of elections of local bodies by the State Election Commissions. While some State laws make provision for using the Election Commission's roll as draft document and subsequently, going through a formal process of revision of the electoral roll of local bodies according to their requirement, others adopt the Election Commission's roll, in-toto, only regrouping the electors according to the wards and Polling Stations of the concerned Panchayats/ Municipalities.