What You Should Know
It is the right of every person to register.
To be eligible to vote, one must be registered.
Registration takes place only at the Constituency Office.
After registration, it will take approximately two weeks to receive the Voter's Identification Card.
The initial application process is free, however, any replacement ID card done after will cost EC$20.00.
Only the applicant can collect his/her Voter's ID card. The issued receipt given at registration should be produced then.
Registration is continuous; however, upon the issuance of a Writ (for General Elections) by the Governor General, registration ceases.
What Do I Need?
Official Birth Certificate or valid Passport
Marriage certificate where applicable
Citizenship document
Proof of stay in country (for Commonwealth Citizens)
Grenadian parent's Birth Certificate for Naturalized Grenadians
Registration Process
Visit the Constituency Office and present documents to the Assistant Registration Officer.
Answer relevant questions.
Photograph, fingerprint and signature will be taken.
Relevant documents are scanned, entered into the system and returned to the applicant.
Receipt is printed and given (to be used on return to collect card).
Card collected two weeks after.