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Grenada’s Parliament is dissolved. What happens next?

The dissolution took effect on 2 October. Here is what the announcement confirms—and what readers should watch for next.

Source: Office of the Houses of Parliament ·

The white facade and entrance of Grenada’s Parliament building
Parliament of Grenada · March 2021. Archive, cropped. ZJREYN · CC BY-SA 4.0

What happened

The Office of the Houses of Parliament announced that the fourth session of Grenada’s eleventh Parliament was dissolved with effect from 2 October 2026. The notice cites a proclamation issued that day by Governor-General Dame Cécile La Grenade and is signed by Clerk of Parliament Finley Jeffrey.

What to watch

The notice establishes the dissolution date. It does not announce a polling date. Readers should look for the separate official election announcement before making plans around a voting day.

Follow the record

Read Parliament’s proclamation listing and the Clerk’s announcement linked below. This brief distinguishes the confirmed announcement from the next steps still to be announced.