A First-Time Voter's Guide to Grenada
If you have never registered or cast a ballot before, the process is straightforward. Here are direct answers to common questions about eligibility, identification, and polling day.
Am I eligible to register?
You are eligible if you are a Grenadian citizen (or a Commonwealth citizen resident in Grenada for at least 12 months) and you are 18 years of age or older. Disqualifications under the law are narrow and apply to specific criminal or electoral convictions.
What documents must I present?
Bring a valid photo ID (such as your passport or an official birth certificate) and proof of your physical residential address (such as a utility bill, residential lease, or bank statement).
Where do I go to register?
You must register at the Constituency Office specifically responsible for the area where you reside. Grenada has 15 constituencies, each with a designated office. Use our Constituency Office Directory to find your exact branch.
How long until my Voter ID card is ready?
Typically about two weeks following your enrollment appointment. First-time registration is completely free.
How do I verify that my name is on the roll?
Once your Voter ID card is ready, you can type your surname into our Voter Lookup Search to verify your active status and confirm your assigned polling station.