The Parliamentary Elections Office of Grenada has issued an official public notice, under the authority of the Representation of The People Act (Chapter 286A), announcing that the updated Official Addendum List of Electors, finalized as of March 31, 2026, will be open for public review starting Wednesday, April 15, 2026.
To give eligible voters and community members a chance to verify voter roll accuracy, the electoral body has scheduled a seven-day window for filing claims and challenging incorrect entries on the list, running concurrently with the public inspection period from April 15 through April 22, 2026.
The updated voter addendum is accessible to all members of the public at multiple convenient public locations across the country, including every parliamentary constituency election office, as well as local post offices, police stations, medical stations, and other designated public facilities.
According to the notice, any requests to amend or correct inaccurate entries — including mistakes in a registered voter’s full name, residential address, or assigned polling division — must be submitted in writing or in person to the relevant constituency’s Registration Officer no later than the end of the day on April 22, 2026.
Election Supervisor Arthur Pierre, who signed the official notice, is urging all eligible voters, and especially those who completed their new voter registration between January and March 2026, to prioritize checking their entries on the addendum. Confirming personal details are correct will help ensure voters are properly eligible to participate in upcoming electoral processes, Pierre noted. Members of the public are also encouraged to flag any improper entries — such as names of ineligible voters incorrectly added to the roll — during the inspection period.
A full directory of Registration Officers, including their full names, official office addresses, and contact details, is attached to the official public notice for reference by constituents.