WHY AN ELECTION NOW?

Why call an election nearly a year ahead of the constitutional deadline? That question is now at the Centre of political and economic discussions, as Grenada heads to the polls on November 5. On Monday’s beyond the headlines, economist Christopher De Allie and political scientist Dr. Wendy Grenade examined the possible reasons for the early poll — and what it could mean for the government, the opposition and voters.

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