Constituency N · leans NNP+12

St. Mark

Held by Clarice Modeste-Curwen (New National Party). NNP won it by 19.1 points in 2022.

Standing in 2026

National Democratic Congress
Caris DeGannes^{✱ (From an undated NDC Facebook video presenting her to St. Mark voters, and Grenada Chronicle headlines we could not open. Not yet in a published NDC slate.)}
New National Party
Myanna Charles
Democratic People’s Movement
Not named

Updated 2 October 2026. NDC: NDC Facebook video presenting Caris DeGannes to St. Mark (undated). NNP: The New Today, 14 Feb 2026.

2022 result

2022 candidates and votes
Clarice Modeste-CurwenNew National Party · won	59.2%1,470
Quinc Sudon BrittonNational Democratic Congress	40.1%995
David Matthew FrancisGrenada United Labour Party	0.7%18

Majority: 475
Turnout: 66.9%
Registered: 3,735

Source: Parliamentary Elections Office, General Election Report 2022, p. 88.

6 polling divisions in 2022

Polling stations added up to their polling division.

N01Maran Community CentreNNP +22201 voted
N02Victoria Pre Primary SchoolNNP +15630 voted
N03Victoria Child Development CentreNNP +7433 voted
N04St. Mark's Secondary SchoolNNP +26550 voted
N05Mrs. De Allie's Residence, DuquesnseNNP +26413 voted
N06Samaritan Presbyterian SchoolNNP +22271 voted

Every result since 1972

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2022Clarice Modeste-Curwen, NNP over Quinc Sudon Britton, NDC+19.1
2018Clarice Modeste-Curwen, NNP over Jerome Augustine Thomas, NDC+43.7
2013Clarice Modeste-Curwen, NNP over Denneth Mathew Modeste, NDC+37.3
2008Clarice Modeste-Curwen, NNP over Osborne James, NDC+26.4
2003Clarice Modeste-Curwen, NNP over Osborne James, NDC+35.5
1999Clarice Modeste, NNP over Henry De Allie, NDC+29.2
1995William Dewsbury, NNP over Henry De Allie, NDC+7.1
1990Malcolm Antoine, NNP over Albert Forsythe, GULP+4.1
1984Felix G. Alexander, NNP over Mitchell G. James, GULP+9.9
1976Albert Forsythe, GULP over Rupert Japal, PA+11.2
1972Forsyth, A.O., GULP over Japal, R.R., GNP+25.5

On the roll

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3,963 electors on the 30 June 2026 list, up from 3,476 on 31 December 2019 (14.0%). Counted from the Parliamentary Elections Office consolidated lists; police voters are not included.