| Grenada Constituencies |
| Grenada
is divided into 15 electoral districts or constituencies. Select a constituency to learn more about the candidates and the constituency itself. Click on the candidate's photo or name to learn more about the candidate. |
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| The number of constituencies in Grenada has increased from eight during the 1951 election to the present 15. |
| Number of Constituencies |
8 |
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15 |
| Elections |
1951, 1954, 1957 |
1961, 1962, 1967 |
1972, 1976, 1984, 1990, 1995, 1999, 2003, 2008, 2013, 2018 |
| Constituencies |
Carriacou |
Carriacou |
Carriacou & Petite Martinique |
| St. Andrew North |
St. Andrew North |
St. Andrew North East |
| St. Andrew South |
St. Andrew South |
St. Andrew North West |
| St. David |
St. David |
St. Andrew South East |
| St. George Parish |
St. George Parish North |
St. Andrew South West |
| St. George's Town |
St. George Parish South |
St. David |
| St. John/St. Mark |
St. George's Town |
St. George North East |
| St. Patrick |
St. John |
St. George North West |
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St. Mark |
St. George South |
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St. Patrick |
St. George South East |
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St. John |
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St. Mark |
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St. Patrick East |
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St. Patrick West |
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Town of St. George |
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| Key |
| NNP
= New National Party; NDC = New Democratic Congress;
GEM = Grenada Empowerment Movement; GPM = Grenada Progressive Movement; GRP = Grenada Renaissance Party; GUPM = Grenada United Patriotic Movement; TLP = The Liberal Partry; TPP= The Progress Party; ULP = United Labour Platform; GULP =
Grenada United Labour Platform; PLM = People's Labour Movement; GOD = Good Old Democracy; MBPM = Maurice Bishop Patriotic Movement; URP = United Republican Party; CDLP = Christian Democratic Labour Party; GFLP = Grenada Federated Labour Party;IND = Independent; * Incumbent; ** Political Leader |
| Sources |
| Grenada Parliamentary Elections Office |
| Electoral Office of St. Vincent and the Grenadines |
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