Grenadians will get a relief from the bombardment of political party media advertisements when the police vote today ahead of next Tuesday's general election. Electoral officials have warned against campaigning on Friday, when the country's security forces are scheduled to cast their ballots. Meanwhile, the watchdog body the Committee of Civil Society Organisation says it has been receiving complaints about breaches of the political code of conduct that the organisation helped fashion. Minor breaches are said to include the removal or destruction of posters and banners and the defacing of walls and public property. More serious allegations include claims that some party supporters' vehicle tyres were being slashed to threats of physical violence. The governing New National Party led by Prime Minister Keith Mitchell is seeking an unprecedented fourth term in office but is facing stiff competition from the main opposition National Democratic Congress led by Tillman Thomas. Reprinted from bbccaribbeancom