Constituency D · leans NNP+4
St. Andrew North East
Held by Kate Lewis-Peters (New National Party). NNP won it by 8.0 points in 2022.
Standing in 2026
National Democratic Congress
Niecal Joseph✱ (Confirmed to us on 2 October 2026; we have not yet seen a public announcement to link.)
New National Party
Kate Lewis
Democratic People’s Movement
Pamela Williams
Updated 2 October 2026. NDC: Confirmed to Elections Grenada by the site owner, 2 Oct 2026 (no public source linked yet). NNP: The New Today, 14 Feb 2026. DPM: WEE FM, 26 Mar 2026.
2022 result
| Kate Lewis-PetersNew National Party · won | 53.9%2,190 |
|---|---|
| Tessa St.CyrNational Democratic Congress | 45.9%1,864 |
| Jennel Karla RamseeIndependent Freedom Party | 0.2%10 |
- Majority
- 326
- Turnout
- 74.5%
- Registered
- 5,464
Source: Parliamentary Elections Office, General Election Report 2022, p. 33.
7 polling divisions in 2022
Polling stations added up to their polling division.
- D01The Orchid Lodge, Paradise Pre-Primary SchoolNNP +20838 voted
- D02Belair Government SchoolNDC +4776 voted
- D03Grenada Christian AcademyNNP +15655 voted
- D04Tivoli R.C. SchoolNDC +4845 voted
- D05La Poterie Community CentreNNP +35453 voted
- D06Upper St. John Community CentreNNP +2296 voted
- D07Paraclete Medical StationNDC +17208 voted
Every result since 1972
Every election →- 2022Kate Lewis-Peters, NNP over Tessa St.Cyr, NDC+8.0
- 2018Kate Skeeter Lewis, NNP over Terry Glenroy Hillaire, NDC+15.7
- 2013Roland Bhola, NNP over Terry Hillaire, NDC+11.8
- 2008Roland Bhola, NNP over Ingrid Rush, NDC+1.0
- 2003Roland Bhola, NNP over Ingrid Rush, NDC+6.3
- 1999Oliver Archibald, NNP over Livingston Nelson, NDC+25.8
- 1995Oliver Archibald, NNP over Joseph Mc Guire, GULP+0.9
- 1990Lawrence Gibbs, GULP over Marcel Peters, NDC+10.6
- 1984Marcel J. Peters, GULP over Mc Lean Pope, NNP+5.6
- 1976Cysler Thomas, GULP over Vernon Simon, PA+18.2
- 1972Nedd, W., GULP over Simon, V.B., GNP+44.3
On the roll
Voter register →5,761 electors on the 30 June 2026 list, up from 5,022 on 31 December 2019 (14.7%). Counted from the Parliamentary Elections Office consolidated lists; police voters are not included.