NDC Achieves Landslide Victory, Securing Second Term for Prime Minister Mitchell

Kaieteur News reported on November 06, 2026, that Grenada's incumbent National Democratic Congress (NDC) achieved a landslide victory in the general elections, granting Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell a sweeping mandate to continue leading the nation. The NDC decisively defeated its primary competitor, the New National Party (NNP), by securing 14 out of the 15 seats that were contested.

Following the win, the NDC issued a statement expressing gratitude to the citizens for their substantial support. The party acknowledged the dedication and sacrifice of every supporter, volunteer, campaign worker, and Grenadian who supported the National Democratic Congress, stating that their unwavering backing led the party to this point. The NDC also conveyed that it felt deeply humbled by the trust placed in it, emphasizing that the victory represented a renewed duty to serve every Grenadian with humility, dedication, and purpose, rather than just a moment of celebration.

President Dr. Irfaan Ali extended his congratulations to Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell regarding his renewed mandate. President Ali characterized Mitchell's re-election as a mandate for continuity and a vote of confidence in his leadership. He further stated that he anticipated strengthening Guyana’s close cooperation with Grenada to advance regional integration. On behalf of the Government and people of Guyana, President Ali wished Grenada continued peace, progress, and prosperity for the people.

Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley also offered her congratulations to Mitchell and the NDC on their significant electoral success. Mottley described the overwhelming mandate as a strong expression of trust, which carries the significant responsibility of honoring that confidence through service to all citizens and diligently working to fulfill the people's aspirations. Mottley noted the deep friendship and shared commitment to Caribbean progress between Barbados and Grenada. She expressed anticipation for continuing their close partnership, strengthening the ties between the two nations, and advancing their people's interests within and beyond their regional community. Mottley wished Mitchell, his team, and the people of Grenada, Carriacou, and Petite Martinique success as they commence a new chapter.