Every seat in the House of Representatives is up. Eight parties nominated candidates on 15 October, and a party needs 8 seats to form the government.
Polls open 6:00 a.m. and close 5:00 p.m. Atlantic Standard Time. Electors in line at 5:00 p.m. may still vote.
Results appear here as constituencies report after 5:00 p.m. on 5 November.
Open results → On the ballotNDC took 51.8% of valid votes to NNP's 47.8% on a 69.5% turnout, ending NNP's 15–0 sweeps of 2013 and 2018.
Nine elections of history →Election night · 5 November 2026
Seat calls and vote counts as each constituency reports to the Parliamentary Elections Office. Solid slots are declared seats; hatched slots show where a party is leading.
Nominated 15 October 2026
Every candidate by constituency, with the 2022 result in that seat. Tags show sitting MPs and candidates who have run before, matched against the official returns.
8 parties on the 2026 ballot
Who leads each party, where it is standing candidates on 5 November, and how it has done at every general election since 1984.
Every 2026 candidate by constituency and party. A ✓ marks the party that won the seat in 2022.
Parties and alliances that contested general elections from 1984 to 2022 but are not on the 2026 ballot.
15 constituencies
Open any constituency for its full record since 1984 and its 2026 ballot. The chart ranks seats by how close they were in 2022: a seat flips on a uniform swing of about half its margin.
Percentage points of valid votes between first and second place
St. Patrick East 2022 figures are derived from the national final summary, because the official report omits that constituency's summary page.
1974 – 2026
Every general election since 1984 seat by seat, every Prime Minister since independence, and a register of everyone who has stood for Parliament since 1984, with how often they ran and how long they served.
Each square is one constituency in one election, coloured by the winning party; columns follow the codes A to R. Squares with an inner ring changed hands. Select one to open that seat.
National total, by party
Ballots cast as a share of registered electors
1984–2008 use valid votes (rejected ballots were not reported). 1990 has no published register total.
Heads of government from independence on 7 February 1974. Revolutionary and interim leaders are marked; they did not take office through a general election.
Time as MP runs from each general election won to the next general election (to dissolution on 2 October 2026 for 2022 winners). By-elections, resignations and deaths in office are not reflected. People are matched by name across elections, so two people with the same name would appear as one.
About
Grenada Decides brings the 2026 general election into one place: when and how the vote happens, who is standing, how every seat has voted since 1984, and the results as they come in on election night.
Seat calls and vote counts as each constituency reports, with the race to 8 seats.
On the ballotAll 46 candidates, with sitting MPs and past runs marked.
8 partiesLeaders, where each party is standing and its record since 1984.
15 constituenciesEvery constituency's full record and how close it was in 2022.
1974 – 2026Nine elections, every Prime Minister and everyone who has stood.
MethodWhere every number comes from and the judgement calls behind it.
Spotted an error, or have information about a candidate or party? We want to hear from you.
Grenada Decides is not the Parliamentary Elections Office. For official notices and certified results, rely on the PEO.
Method
Where every number on this site comes from, and the judgement calls made along the way.
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