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473 Forward: The NNP Plan, Explained

Better Grenada — what it means for you

Every promise NNP leader Emmalin Pierre has made so far, in plain words, with the source for each one. Check it, then share it.

Heads up: NNP has not yet published its full manifesto (its site says "Manifesto Coming Soon"). Everything here comes from what Pierre has said publicly, as reported in the press. We'll update when the manifesto is out. Updated 24 Oct 2026.

Money back in your pocket

These are the cost-of-living promises. We only show numbers NNP has actually stated.

NNP has not published estimates of how much each household would save from removing VAT on sugar and electricity or the water levy, so we don't guess. Check your own light and water bill: the VAT and levy lines are what would go.

What it means for you

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By issue

By place

Carriacou & Petite Martinique

Solar farms are promised for Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique. NNP has not yet announced other sister-isle-specific commitments.

Rural parishes (St Patrick, St Andrew, St David, St John, St Mark)

Night and weekend buses so rural people can take hotel jobs in the south; free student bus pilot; farmer praedial larceny fund.

Parish-by-parish plans

NNP has not published constituency-level commitments yet. Ask your NNP candidate, and we'll add sourced answers here.

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What NNP has not said yet

Check you're registered

Only trust the Parliamentary Elections Office for voting information. Election day is Thursday 5 November 2026. Registration closed when the Writ was issued on 2 October.

Check the voters list (PEO)

PEO: Tanteen Terrace, St George's · (473) 440-2357 / 2698 · peogrenada.org