How to Register to Vote in Grenada
Voter registration in Grenada is managed by the Parliamentary Elections Office (PEO). The enrollment process is brief, free for first-time electors, and performed in person. Here is what you need to know.
Who is eligible to register
To register as an elector in Grenada, you must be a Grenadian citizen, or a Commonwealth citizen resident in Grenada for at least 12 months, aged 18 or older, and not disqualified under the Representation of the People Act (CAP 286A). Disqualifications under the law are rare and specific, so the vast majority of adult residents are fully eligible.
What documents to bring
You will need a valid government-issued photo identification (such as a Grenadian passport or certified birth certificate) alongside proof of your residential address (utility bill, tenancy agreement, or bank document). If you have recently relocated within Grenada, bring documents reflecting your new residence.
Where enrollment takes place
Registration must take place in person at the specific Constituency Office corresponding to your residential address. Grenada is divided into 15 distinct electoral constituencies, each overseen by an assigned Registration Officer. You can find your specific office location and hours on our Registration Directory.
What happens during the appointment
The appointment typically lasts under ten minutes. The Registration Officer confirms your identity documentation, registers your address, and takes an official digital photograph for your Voter ID card.
Collecting your Voter ID card
Your official Voter ID card is generally printed and ready for pickup within about two weeks. First-time registration is completely free. If an existing card is lost or damaged, the statutory replacement fee is EC$20.
When registration closes
Registration is continuous throughout the year except once a writ of general election has been issued. When an election writ is proclaimed, new enrollments and constituency transfers close until after polling day. It is essential to register well before election season begins.
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