The Election Commission of India has invited citizens to share their suggestions for improving the ECINet mobile application, a unified digital platform aimed at enhancing voter services and election-related information. The apex poll body has asked the users to submit feedback through the ‘Submit a Suggestion’ tab on the ECINet App by January 10, 2026.
The ECINet App, currently in its trial phase, is designed to enhance voter services and make election-related information more accessible. Citizen suggestions received through the app will be examined and used to further improve ECINet’s usability.The Election Commission said the platform will be officially launched later this month.
The ECINet is single, unified App for citizens integrating the earlier 40 separate election related applications and websites such as Voter Helpline App (VHA), cVIGIL, Saksham, Polling Trends (Voter Turnout App), Know Your Candidate (KYC) App, into one interface. ECINet app is one of the Commission’s major digital initiatives and the app's development work began after its announcement on 4 May 2025The app can be downloaded on both Google Play store and Apple App Store.
According to the Election Commission, the trial version of the ECINet App offers improved voter services, quicker availability of polling percentage trends, and publication of Index Cards within 72 hours of the close of polls—an exercise that earlier took several weeks or even months.The app was successfully tested during the Bihar Assembly Elections 2025 as well as subsequent bye-elections. Based on feedback from Chief Electoral Officers (CEOs), District Election Officers (DEOs), Electoral Registration Officers (EROs), observers and field officials, the platform is being continuously refined.
According to the Commission, the platform allows quicker access to polling percentage trends and enables the publication of election Index Cards within 72 hours of the completion of polling — a process that earlier took several weeks or even months.Based on this experience, the Commission has continued to refine the platform by incorporating feedback from Chief Electoral Officers, District Election Officers, Electoral Registration Officers, election observers, and field officials.
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