Elections in Grenada

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Grenada elects a legislature on the national level. The Parliament of Grenada has two chambers. The House of Representatives has 15 members, elected for a five-year term in single-seat constituencies. The Senate has 13 appointed members. Grenada has a two-party system, which means that there are two dominant political parties, with extreme difficulty for anybody to achieve electoral success under the banner of any other party.

Latest election

Main article: 2022 Grenadian general election
PartyVotes%Seats+/–
National Democratic Congress31,43051.849+9
New National Party28,95947.766–9
Grenada United Labour Party640.110New
Independent Freedom Party600.100New
Grenada Renaissance Party310.0500
Independents860.1400
Total60,630100.00150
Valid votes60,63099.49
Invalid/blank votes3110.51
Total votes60,941100.00
Registered voters/turnout86,65870.32
Source: Grenada Elections 2022

By constituency

Constituency Electorate Turnout % Political party Candidate Votes %
Carriacou and Petite Martinique 5,414 3,780 69.81 National Democratic Congress Tevin Andrews 1,954 51.69
New National Party Kindra Stewart 1,805 47.75
St. Andrew North East 5,362 4,071 75.92 New National Party Kate Lewis-Peters 2,190 53.79
National Democratic Congress Tessa St. Cyr 1,864 45.78
Independent Freedom Party Jennel Ramsee 10 0.24
St. Andrew North West 4,798 3,680 76.69 New National Party Delma Thomas 1,898 51.57
National Democratic Congress Gloria Thomas 1,767 48.01
St. Andrew South East 4,868 3,571 73.35 New National Party Emmalin Pierre 1,893 53.01
National Democratic Congress David Andrew 1660 46.48
St. Andrew South West 5,327 3,855 72.36 National Democratic Congress Lennox Andrews 2,129 55.22
New National Party Yoland Bain-Horsford 1,704 44.20
St. David 9,866 7,189 72.86 National Democratic Congress Dickon Mitchell 4,414 61.39
New National Party Oliver Joseph 2,742 38.14
Independent Freedom Party Junior Francis 18 0.25
St. George North East 7,727 5,390 69.75 National Democratic Congress Ron Redhead 3,220 59.74
New National Party Nimrod Ollivierre 2,133 39.57
Grenada Renaissance Party Martin Edwards 15 0.27
St. George North West 4,534 2,995 66.05 New National Party Keith Mitchell 2,211 73.82
National Democratic Congress Jonathan LaCrette 773 25.80
St. George South 10,903 7,019 64.37 National Democratic Congress Andy Williams 4,029 57.40
New National Party Sebastian Cox 2,961 42.18
Grenada Renaissance Party Mendell Samuel 12 0.17
St. George South East 5,413 3,800 70.20 National Democratic Congress Alfred Telesford 2,122 55.84
New National Party Gregory Bowen 1,634 43.0
Independent Freedom Party Bassanio Nicholas 32 0.84
Grenada Renaissance Party Dennyka Checkley 4 0.10
St. John 6,392 4,464 69.83 National Democratic Congress Kerryne James 2,216 49.64
New National Party Martin DaBreo 2,209 49.48
Grenada United Labour Party Geoffrey Preudhomme 19 0.42
St. Mark 3,690 2,498 67.69 New National Party Clarice Modeste-Curwen 1,470 58.84
National Democratic Congress Quinc Britton 995 39.83
Grenada United Labour Party David Francis 18 0.72
St. Patrick East 3,914 2,791 71.30 National Democratic Congress Dennis Matthew-Cornwall 1,443 51.70
New National Party Pamela Moses 1,322 47.36
Grenada United Labour Party Nigel John 18 0.64
St. Patrick West 4,668 3,288 70.43 National Democratic Congress Joseph Andall 1,726 52.49
New National Party Victor Philip 1,458 44.34
Independent Winston Frederick 86 2.61
Grenada United Labour Party Augustine David 9 0.27
Town of St. George 3,781 2,462 65.11 New National Party Peter David 1,329 53.98
National Democratic Congress Claudette Joseph 1,118 45.41
Source: Grenada Elections 2022

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