Draft voter rolls in Haryana and Andhra Pradesh show substantial exclusions after the enumeration phase. According to the reports, Haryana’s draft voter list deletes about 16.4% of entries from the previous stage, while Andhra Pradesh removes about 10.8%—figures presented as part of the initial draft roll published for public review. The outlets cite that deletions occur for reasons such as deaths, permanent migration, and cases like multiple registrations. Both reports describe the deletions as part of the standard preparation process for electoral rolls. They also indicate that the exercise is not final: eligible voters can still be included during the claims and objections period, when individuals may request additions or corrections to the roll. The process allows errors or outdated entries to be addressed before finalisation, but the reports do not claim wrongdoing, focusing instead on the scale of exclusions reflected in the draft lists.