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Parliament of Grenada

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  • en.wikipedia.org · checked Wikipedia, Politics of Saint Lucia / Politics of Grenada / Cabinet of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, read 2026-10-12: authority and office structure (chambers, senate sizes). Fallback: Wikipedia, because official parliament sites were not fetched. (row-level copy of the original table-level source, added by verify:lc-vc-gd) For: Parliament of Grenada
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked Wikipedia, read 2026-10-12: office structure, seat counts (LC 17+11, VC 15+6, GD 15+13), selection methods. Senate composition rules LC 6/3/2 and VC 4/2 from the constitutions, not re-read. (row-level copy of the original table-level source, added by verify:lc-vc-gd) For: Representative, Speaker of the House of Representatives, Senator, President of the Senate
  • grenadaparliament.gd · checked Parliament of Grenada, The Senate page, read 2026-10-12: Senate of 13 (7 on PM advice, 3 on Opposition Leader advice, 3 on PM advice after consulting interests); President of the Senate Dr Dessima Williams. For: Senator, President of the Senate, Dessima Williams as President of the Senate
  • grenadaparliament.gd · checked Parliament of Grenada, House of Representatives page, read 2026-10-12: Speaker Leo Cato and the 15 members (2022-2026 House, dissolved 2 Oct 2026); constituencies per Wikipedia 2022 Grenadian general election. For: Leo Cato as Speaker of the House of Representatives
  • caribbeannationalweekly.com · checked Caribbean National Weekly, "Grenada sets Nov 5 date for general elections", Oct 2026, read 2026-10-12, corroborated by The Rio Times (https://www.riotimesonline.com/grenada-election-date-writ-issued-2026/) and Jamaica Gleaner 2026-10-06 quoting the Government Gazette: Parliament dissolved by the Governor-General on 2 October 2026, writ issued same day, nomination 15 October, poll 5 November 2026. Members of the House vacate their seats on dissolution. Fallback: news reports, because the Gazette proclamation was not found on gov.gd or grenadaparliament.gd. For: General election, November 5, 2026

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