Citysound Newsroom | Updated 6 November 2026
Grenada’s National Democratic Congress has secured a second term under Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell, taking 14 of the 15 elected seats in the House of Representatives according to preliminary results from the 5 November general election.
Mitchell retained the St David constituency, while the NDC expanded its parliamentary majority across Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique. The New National Party captured St George North West, the only constituency not won by the governing party in the preliminary count.
What the preliminary figures show
Reporting based on preliminary Parliamentary Elections Office figures placed voter turnout at approximately 63.3 percent, with 61,264 valid ballots cast. The NDC received 37,369 votes, the NNP received 22,567, and the Democratic People’s Movement received 1,189.
Associated Press also reported that the NDC earned more than 60 percent of the vote and won 14 of the 15 seats. Final certification and any official post-election statements remain the responsibility of Grenada’s electoral authorities.
Regional observers
An 11-member CARICOM Election Observation Mission was deployed for the poll. The mission said it would assess the opening of polling stations, voting, closing, counting and the immediate post-election environment, with a preliminary statement expected after Election Day.
Citysound will continue following official results and the formation of the new administration. Any material correction or certified update will be added to this report.
Sources: Associated Press, 6 November 2026; NOW Grenada/CMC, 5 November 2026; CARICOM Election Observation Mission.