Grenada general election 2026
Election date due 4 October 2026
Fifteen seats, eight for a majority. The NDC won nine in 2022; one member has since crossed to the government and another now leads a new party, the DPM.
NDC 10NNP 4DPM 1
- Announcement expected
- 4 October 2026
- Nomination day
- To be proclaimed
- Polling day
- To be announced
Election updates
All updates →The Prime Minister says the NDC will present all 15 of its candidates on 4 October.
The DPM names Dishon Edwards for St. Patrick East and Rolanda McQueen for St. Andrew South East, bringing its slate to 10.✱ (The linked report could not be independently checked; these two names remain provisional.)
GBN reports Nigel Degale as the NDC candidate for St. George North West and Carl Andall for St. Patrick East.
A supplied NDC St. Patrick West post reports Carl Andall’s selection for St. Patrick East.✱ (The supplied post has no public link and has not been independently checked; GBN subsequently reported the candidacy on 23 September.)
NDC St. Patrick West Facebook post, 18 Sep 2026 (supplied to us; not independently checked)
DPB Global projection: NNP 9 seats, NDC 6.✱✱ (It says 9 seats but lists 10 constituencies. See the polls table.)
The race in brief
Who is standing →National Democratic Congress
In government since winning the 2022 election.
Parliamentary Elections Office
- Seats now
- 10
- 2022
- 9
- 51.8% of votes
- Named for 2026
- 15✱ (13 named candidates still need public or primary-source confirmation; see Candidates for individual notes.)
- of 15 seats
New National Party
In opposition. Emmalin Pierre became political leader in December 2024, succeeding Keith Mitchell.✱ (From Wikipedia and NOW Grenada; to be confirmed from party or Gazette records.)
- Seats now
- 4
- 2022
- 6
- 47.8% of votes
- Named for 2026
- 15✱ (2 named candidates still need public or primary-source confirmation; see Candidates for individual notes.)
- of 15 seats
Democratic People’s Movement
A new party, launched by Peter David in November 2025. It has not yet contested an election.
- Seats now
- 1
- 2022
- –
- did not stand
- Named for 2026
- 10✱ (2 named candidates still need public or primary-source confirmation; see Candidates for individual notes.)
- of 15 seats
Seats to watch
All 15 constituencies →Closest in 2022 · winning margin
Changed hands since 2022
- St. Andrew North WestDelma Thomas: elected NNP in 2022, now NDC · NOW Grenada, 20 Jan 2025
- Town of St. GeorgePeter David: elected NNP in 2022, now DPM · NOW Grenada, 20 Jan 2025
Our forecast at a glance
The full forecast →If the national vote matched 2022, our model would favour the NDC in 10 seats and the NNP in 4, with 1 toss-up.
Built only from official results since 1990; the DPM’s support is an assumption✱ (No poll has measured DPM support yet.) until a poll measures it. A range of possibilities, not a prediction.
Your vote
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How to register
- You must be registered to vote. Registration takes place only at your constituency office.
- Register before the election writ is issued. The PEO says registration closes when the Governor General issues the writ for a general election. Check with your constituency office for current arrangements.
- Bring: an official birth certificate or valid passport; a marriage certificate where applicable; citizenship documents; proof of stay in Grenada for Commonwealth citizens; and, for naturalised Grenadians, a Grenadian parent’s birth certificate.
- Your Voter’s ID card takes about two weeks. Registering is free; a replacement card costs EC$20. Only you can collect your card, with the receipt you were given at registration.
Source: Parliamentary Elections Office, Registration. For anything else, contact the Parliamentary Elections Office.