Grenadians turned out to the polls today in unprecedented numbers to participate in the general elections that many political observers were dubbing the ‘Mother of all Elections. ‘ Although some of the scientific pollsters on the island were predicting that the incumbent New National Party of Dr. Keith Mitchell was going to prevail in the elections, the electorate proved them wrong. Given the choice to vote for continuity under the NNP or change under a National Democratic Congress (NDC), Grenadians chose change, electing twelve of the fifteen NDC candidates into office. The only NNP candidates to win their seats are: Dr. Keith Mitchell (St. George NW) Mrs. Clarice Modeste-Curwen (St. Mark) Mr. Roland Bhola (St. Andrew NE) Mr. Elvin Nimrod (Carriacou & Petit Martinique) The NDC candidates to win their seats are: Mr. Tillman Thomas (St. Patrick East) Mr. Joseph Gilbert (St. Patrick West) Mr. Alleyne Walker (St. Andrew NW) Mr. Patrick Simmons (St. Andrew SE) Mr. Sylvester Quarless (St. Andrew SW) Mr. Michael Dennis Lett (St. David) Mr. Nazim Burke (St. George’s NW) Mr. Karl hood (St. George SE) Mr. Peter David (Town of St. George) Ms. Glynis Roberts (St. George South) Mr. Michael Church (St. John) Grenadian Connection wishes to congratulate the National Democratic Congress (NDC) and political leader, Tillman Thomas on their victory and wish them all the best during their upcoming term in office. Further, we also wish to congratulate the New National Party’s candidates who won their seats. Wallace J.A Inside Grenada Correspondent