Grenada Elections 2026: NDC leads NNP as survey shows 63.1% support

An Only Polls survey recorded 570 responses in favour of Grenada’s ruling NDC and 334 for the opposition NNP, with the results showing different levels of support across the country’s 15 constituencies.

Written by Anglina Byron

Published 2026-10-27 14:24:05

Updated 2026-10-27 15:39:33

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Grenada Elections 2026: NDC Leads NNP in Pre-Election Survey

Grenada: Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell is retaining his government in the upcoming elections of Grenada that are scheduled to be held on November 5, 2026. According to the election survey conducted by Only Polls, around 63.1% of the respondents favoured the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC), while only 36.9% extended support for the opposition New National Party (NNP).

Notably, the NNP is led by Emmalin Pierre, who, according to the survey, is not expected to win this year’s election. A total of 904 responses have been recorded in the survey across 15 constituencies in Grenada, making the ruling party retaining its government.

The survey outlined that NDC received support from 570 respondents, while around 334 respondents favoured NNP in the elections. Notably, Grenada is returning for elections on November 5, 2026.

NDC leads in 11 constituencies, while NNP leads in four

According to the Only Polls survey, the National Democratic Congress (NDC) recorded higher support in 11 constituencies, while the New National Party (NNP) led in four, indicating a wider lead for the NDC across the constituencies covered by the poll.

St David recorded the highest number of responses, with 138 participants. Of these, 102 supported the NDC, compared with 36 for the NNP. This represents approximately 74% of respondents in the constituency expressing support for the NDC.

The NDC also recorded notable leads in St George South, where it received 79 responses against the NNP’s 40, and St Andrew North East, where the figures stood at 57 and 26, respectively.

In St George North East, the NDC received 59 responses, while the NNP recorded 23. The NDC also led in St John, Carriacou and Petite Martinique, St Andrew North West, St Patrick West, St George South East, Town of St George and St Patrick East.

Meanwhile, the NNP recorded higher support in four constituencies: St George North West, St Andrew South East, St Mark and St Andrew South West.

In St George North West, 36 respondents supported the NNP, compared with 19 for the NDC. In St Mark, the NNP received 26 responses, while the NDC recorded 19.

The narrowest margins between the parties appeared in St Andrew South East and St Andrew South West. In St Andrew South East, the NNP led by a single response, with 25 compared with the NDC’s 24. In St Andrew South West, the NNP received 17 responses against the NDC’s 15.