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Constituency K · leans NDC+3

St. George South East

Held by Philip Alfred Telesford (National Democratic Congress). NDC won it by 12.9 points in 2022.

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Standing in 2026

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.

2022 result

2022 candidates and votes
Philip Alfred TelesfordNational Democratic Congress · won56.0%2,122
Clarence Gregory BowenNew National Party43.1%1,634
Nicholas BassanioIndependent Freedom Party0.8%32
Dennyka CheckleyGrenada Renaissance Party0.1%4
Majority
488
Turnout
69.7%
Registered
5,450

Source: Parliamentary Elections Office, General Election Report 2022, p. 67.

K01 · Anglican High School: NNPK02 · Springs Open Bible Church: NDCK03 · Calivigny Community Center: NDCK04 · St. Paul’s Anglican Church: NDCK05 · Bethel Methodist Church Hall: NDCK06 · Mr. Stephen Gellineau’s Shop, Hope Vale: NDCK07 · La Borie Community Centre: NDCK08 · Marian Multipurpose Centre: NDCK09 · NADMA Building, Richmond Hill: NDCK10 · Morne Jaloux R.C. School: NDC

10 polling divisions in 2022

Polling stations added up to their polling division.

Every result since 1972

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  1. 2022Philip Alfred Telesford, NDC over Clarence Gregory Bowen, NNP+12.9
  2. 2018Clarence Gregory Bowen, NNP over Franka E.R. Alexis-Bernadine, NDC+19.0
  3. 2013Clarence Gregory Bowen, NNP over Randal Montgomery Robinson, NDC+16.2
  4. 2008Ignatiaus K. Hood, NDC over Gregory Bowen, NNP+7.3
  5. 2003Gregory Bowen, NNP over David Lambert, NDC+16.5
  6. 1999Gregory Bowen, NNP over Francis Alexis, GULP+22.1
  7. 1995Dr. Francis Alexis, NDC over Gregory Bowen, NNP+15.7
  8. 1990Francis Alexis, NDC over Norman DeSousa, GULP+26.2
  9. 1984Francis R. Alexis, NNP over Gregory A. Hercules, GULP+40.7
  10. 1976Maurice Bishop, PA over Norman DeSousa, GULP+4.3
  11. 1972Williams, A.J., GULP over Renwick, G.C., GNP+26.7

5,572 electors on the 30 June 2026 list, up from 5,062 on 31 December 2019 (10.1%). Counted from the Parliamentary Elections Office consolidated lists; police voters are not included.