# 1967 Ontario general election

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Canadian provincial election

1967 Ontario general election ← 1963 October 17, 1967 1971 → ← outgoing members elected members → 117 seats in the 28th Legislative Assembly of Ontario 59 seats were needed for a majority First party Second party Third party Leader John Robarts Robert Nixon Donald C. MacDonald Party Progressive Conservative Liberal New Democratic Leader since October 25, 1961 January 6, 1967 November 21, 1953 Leader's seat London North Brant York South Last election 77 24 7 Seats won 69 28 20 Seat change 8 4 13 Percentage 42.3% 31.6% 25.9% Swing 6.6pp 3.7pp 10.4pp Premier before election John Robarts Progressive Conservative Premier after election John Robarts Progressive Conservative

The **1967 Ontario general election** was held on October 17, 1967, to elect the 117 members of the [28th Legislative Assembly of Ontario](/source/28th_Legislative_Assembly_of_Ontario) (Members of Provincial Parliament, or "MPPs") of the Province of [Ontario](/source/Ontario), Canada.[1]

29th Legislature

The [Ontario Progressive Conservative Party](/source/Ontario_Progressive_Conservative_Party), led by [John Robarts](/source/John_Robarts), won an eighth consecutive term in office, and maintained its majority in the legislature despite losing eight seats from its result in the [previous election](/source/1963_Ontario_general_election).

The [Ontario Liberal Party](/source/Ontario_Liberal_Party), led by [Robert Nixon](/source/Robert_Nixon_(politician)), increased its caucus from 24 to 28 members, and continued in the role of [official opposition](/source/Official_opposition). [T. Patrick Reid](/source/T._Patrick_Reid) of [Rainy River](/source/Rainy_River%2C_Ontario) was elected as a [Liberal-Labour](/source/Liberal-Labour_(Canada)) MPP. He replaced [Robert Gibson](/source/Robert_Gibson_(Canadian_politician)), the late MPP for [Kenora](/source/Kenora_(federal_electoral_district)) as the legislature's sole Liberal-Labour MPP.

The [social democratic](/source/Social_democratic) [Ontario New Democratic Party](/source/Ontario_New_Democratic_Party), led by [Donald C. MacDonald](/source/Donald_C._MacDonald), increased its caucus in the legislature from 7 members to 20.

## Expansion of the Legislative Assembly

The size of the Legislative Assembly was increased from 108 to 117 members,[2] mainly through the reorganization of ridings outside Toronto:

Abolished ridings New ridings Drawn from parts of other ridings Algoma[a 1] Carleton East[a 2] Kitchener[a 3] Ontario South[a 4] Ottawa Centre[a 5] St. Catharines[a 6] Sudbury East[a 7] Thunder Bay[a 8] Welland South[a 9] York Centre[a 10] Abolished ridings Bracondale distributed to Dovercourt and Bellwoods Reorganization of ridings Essex North Kent East Kent West Chatham—Kent Essex—Kent Kent Hastings East Hastings West Hastings Quinte Lambton East Lambton West Lambton Sarnia Wentworth Wentworth East Hamilton Mountain Wentworth Wentworth North Merger of ridings Bruce Grey North Grey—Bruce Prescott Russell Prescott and Russell Beaches Woodbine Beaches—Woodbine St. Andrew St. Patrick St. Andrew—St. Patrick Division of ridings Halton Halton East Halton West Peel Peel North Peel South Windsor—Sandwich Sandwich—Riverside Windsor West Renaming of ridings Forest Hill York-Forest Hill Kingston Kingston and the Islands Hamilton—Wentworth Hamilton West Victoria Victoria—Haliburton

1. **[^](#cite_ref-3)** from part of [Algoma—Manitoulin](/source/Algoma%E2%80%94Manitoulin_(provincial_electoral_district))

1. **[^](#cite_ref-4)** from part of [Carleton](/source/Carleton_(Ontario_provincial_electoral_district))

1. **[^](#cite_ref-5)** from part of [Waterloo North](/source/Waterloo_North_(provincial_electoral_district))

1. **[^](#cite_ref-6)** from part of [Ontario](/source/Ontario_(provincial_electoral_district))

1. **[^](#cite_ref-7)** from parts of [Carleton](/source/Carleton_(Ontario_federal_electoral_district)), [Ottawa West](/source/Ottawa_West) and [Ottawa East](/source/Ottawa_East_(electoral_district))

1. **[^](#cite_ref-8)** from part of [Lincoln](/source/Lincoln_(provincial_electoral_district))

1. **[^](#cite_ref-9)** from part of [Sudbury](/source/Sudbury_(provincial_electoral_district))

1. **[^](#cite_ref-10)** from parts of [Fort William](/source/Fort_William_(federal_electoral_district)) and [Port Arthur](/source/Port_Arthur_(federal_electoral_district))

1. **[^](#cite_ref-11)** from part of [Welland](/source/Welland_(provincial_electoral_district))

1. **[^](#cite_ref-12)** from part of [York North](/source/York_North_(Ontario_provincial_electoral_district))

## Results

### Summary

Elections to the 28th Parliament of Ontario (1967)[3] Political party Party leader MNAs Votes Candidates 1963 1967 ± # ± % ± (pp) Progressive Conservative John Robarts 117 77 69 8 1,018,755 33,985 42.10% 6.51 Liberal Robert Nixon 115 23 27 4 762,340 8,308 31.51% 3.31 Liberal–Labour 2 1 1 5,051 1,723 0.21% 0.10 New Democratic Donald C. MacDonald 117 7 20 13 628,397 288,189 25.97% 10.26 Independent 5 – – – 2,382 377 0.10% 0.03 Social Credit Harvey Lainson 7 – – – 1,906 407 0.08% 0.03 Communist Bruce Magnuson 2 – – – 592 1,062 0.02% 0.06 Socialist Labor 1 – – – 287 184 0.01% 0.01 Total 366 108 117 2,419,710 100.00% Rejected ballots 19,528 1.223 Voter turnout 2,439,238 255,160 66.18 2.65 Registered electors 3,685,755 247,921

### Vote and seat summaries

[Ternary plots](/source/Ternary_plot) - shift of electoral support (1963-1967)

		- 1963

		- 1967

Electoral districts identified by colours of winning parties

Seats and popular vote by party Party Seats Votes Change (pp) █ Progressive Conservative 69 / 117 42.10% -6.51 █ Liberal 27 / 117 31.51% -3.31 █ Liberal–Labour 1 / 117 0.21% -0.10 █ New Democratic 20 / 117 25.97% 10.26 █ Independent 0 / 122 0.10% -0.03 █ Other 0 / 122 0.11% -0.31

### Synopsis of results

Results by riding - 1967 Ontario general election[3] Riding Winning party Turnout [a 1] Votes Name[a 2] 1963 Party Votes Share Margin # Margin % PC Lib/LL NDP Ind Oth Total Algoma New PC 3,956 40.25% 888 9.03% 66.73% 3,956 3,068 2,805 – – 9,829 Algoma—Manitoulin Lib Lib 4,424 45.12% 1,402 14.30% 67.62% 3,022 4,424 2,358 – – 9,804 Brant Lib Lib 7,859 57.21% 3,683 26.81% 67.44% 4,176 7,859 1,702 – – 13,737 Brantford Lib NDP 10,465 35.84% 497 1.70% 74.63% 9,968 8,764 10,465 – – 29,197 Carleton PC PC 10,506 50.99% 3,810 18.49% 62.08% 10,506 6,696 3,404 – – 20,606 Carleton East New PC 9,111 60.24% 4,172 27.58% 52.49% 9,111 4,939 1,075 – – 15,125 Chatham—Kent New PC 8,575 48.18% 1,396 7.84% 60.58% 8,575 7,179 2,044 – – 17,798 Cochrane North PC PC 7,536 58.63% 3,998 31.10% 67.18% 7,536 1,780 3,538 – – 12,854 Cochrane South PC NDP 8,377 43.51% 801 4.16% 71.51% 7,576 3,302 8,377 – – 19,255 Dufferin—Simcoe PC PC 7,973 57.88% 4,115 29.88% 52.77% 7,973 3,858 1,943 – – 13,774 Durham PC PC 7,650 45.27% 2,567 15.19% 72.35% 7,650 5,083 4,164 – – 16,897 Elgin PC PC 10,662 44.95% 485 2.04% 68.23% 10,662 10,177 1,535 1,348 – 23,722 Essex—Kent New Lib 5,829 47.48% 991 8.07% 66.36% 4,838 5,829 1,609 – – 12,276 Essex South Lib Lib 10,476 59.85% 5,054 28.88% 66.16% 5,422 10,476 1,605 – – 17,503 Fort William NDP PC 7,744 34.32% 208 0.92% 75.76% 7,744 7,536 7,282 – – 22,562 Frontenac—Addington PC PC 6,888 52.79% 3,013 23.09% 61.29% 6,888 3,875 2,285 – – 13,048 Glengarry PC PC 6,214 52.97% 1,441 12.28% 74.31% 6,214 4,773 745 – – 11,732 Grenville—Dundas PC PC 7,905 59.54% 3,009 22.66% 58.52% 7,905 4,896 475 – – 13,276 Grey—Bruce New Lib 10,837 46.62% 2,298 9.89% 75.72% 8,539 10,837 3,869 – – 23,245 Grey South Lib PC 8,872 59.68% 4,116 27.69% 71.02% 8,872 4,756 1,126 111 – 14,865 Haldimand—Norfolk PC PC 11,768 53.28% 4,272 19.34% 69.75% 11,768 7,496 2,603 – 221 22,088 Halton East New PC 9,867 38.05% 164 0.63% 66.87% 9,867 9,703 6,359 – – 25,929 Halton West New PC 13,709 49.10% 5,886 21.08% 66.79% 13,709 6,389 7,823 – – 27,921 Hamilton Centre PC NDP 8,922 45.47% 2,309 11.77% 61.89% 4,086 6,613 8,922 – – 19,621 Hamilton East NDP NDP 11,843 51.95% 6,084 26.69% 64.82% 5,759 5,193 11,843 – – 22,795 Hamilton Mountain New PC 12,105 44.60% 1,083 3.99% 67.98% 12,105 3,846 11,022 – 166 27,139 Hamilton West PC PC 8,625 37.73% 1,398 6.12% 64.61% 8,625 7,227 7,005 – – 22,857 Hastings New PC 8,575 68.64% 6,032 48.29% 67.98% 8,575 2,543 1,374 – – 12,492 Huron PC PC 8,353 62.20% 4,619 34.39% 72.03% 8,353 3,734 1,343 – – 13,430 Huron—Bruce Lib Lib 9,166 57.10% 3,188 19.86% 82.07% 5,978 9,166 908 – – 16,052 Kenora LL PC 8,297 58.00% 4,211 29.44% 64.83% 8,297 1,921 4,086 – – 14,304 Kent New Lib 7,668 51.02% 913 6.07% 76.94% 6,755 7,668 606 – – 15,029 Kingston and the Islands PC PC 10,246 47.12% 2,365 10.88% 66.05% 10,246 7,881 3,617 – – 21,744 Kitchener New Lib 10,350 34.29% 52 0.17% 64.69% 9,096 10,350 10,298 – 441 30,185 Lambton New PC 8,481 54.29% 2,374 15.20% 69.62% 8,481 6,107 1,035 – – 15,623 Lanark PC PC 9,505 70.14% 6,379 47.07% 59.88% 9,505 3,126 921 – – 13,552 Leeds PC PC 12,127 68.38% 7,413 41.80% 64.81% 12,127 4,714 895 – – 17,736 Lincoln PC PC 13,334 59.28% 8,597 38.22% 64.89% 13,334 4,737 4,424 – – 22,495 London North PC PC 13,087 49.14% 4,100 15.39% 56.86% 13,087 8,987 4,559 – – 26,633 London South PC PC 15,116 53.85% 6,999 24.93% 64.19% 15,116 8,117 4,836 – – 28,069 Middlesex North PC PC 5,744 52.78% 2,425 22.28% 67.01% 5,744 3,319 1,819 – – 10,882 Middlesex South PC PC 8,423 44.47% 2,558 13.50% 63.19% 8,423 5,865 4,654 – – 18,942 Muskoka PC PC 6,458 61.99% 4,457 42.78% 67.13% 6,458 2,001 1,959 – – 10,418 Niagara Falls Lib Lib 10,451 51.16% 3,763 18.42% 60.29% 6,688 10,451 3,291 – – 20,430 Nickel Belt PC PC 6,210 47.63% 1,234 9.47% 75.43% 6,210 1,851 4,976 – – 13,037 Nipissing Lib Lib 9,471 42.98% 321 1.46% 70.95% 9,150 9,471 3,417 – – 22,038 Northumberland PC PC 10,411 57.62% 3,819 21.14% 73.01% 10,411 6,592 1,066 – – 18,069 Ontario PC PC 7,513 55.15% 3,931 28.86% 65.14% 7,513 3,582 2,528 – – 13,623 Ontario South New PC 9,190 39.57% 1,296 5.58% 71.74% 9,190 5,975 7,894 – 166 23,225 Oshawa PC NDP 13,182 43.79% 2,080 6.91% 70.02% 11,102 5,821 13,182 – – 30,105 Ottawa Centre New Lib 7,688 43.07% 715 4.01% 52.83% 6,973 7,688 3,190 – – 17,851 Ottawa East Lib PC 8,155 46.44% 12 0.07% 50.70% 8,155 8,143 1,263 – – 17,561 Ottawa South PC PC 13,472 47.51% 1,121 3.95% 61.78% 13,472 12,351 2,531 – – 28,354 Ottawa West PC PC 12,707 49.41% 5,964 23.19% 60.81% 12,707 6,743 6,266 – – 25,716 Oxford PC Lib 12,323 44.35% 1,368 4.92% 72.59% 10,955 12,323 4,507 – – 27,785 Parry Sound PC PC 7,813 56.15% 2,794 20.08% 67.60% 7,813 5,019 1,083 – – 13,915 Peel North New PC 15,651 52.30% 8,236 27.52% 65.27% 15,651 6,861 7,415 – – 29,927 Peel South New PC 13,377 42.13% 3,618 11.39% 67.94% 13,377 9,759 8,616 – – 31,752 Perth PC Lib 9,971 43.45% 187 0.81% 65.70% 9,784 9,971 3,191 – – 22,946 Peterborough PC NDP 15,432 45.34% 2,759 8.11% 74.64% 12,673 5,930 15,432 – – 34,035 Port Arthur PC Lib 7,636 37.56% 810 3.98% 71.21% 6,826 7,636 5,866 – – 20,328 Prescott and Russell New PC 8,406 58.48% 3,274 22.78% 66.46% 8,406 5,132 835 – – 14,373 Prince Edward—Lennox PC PC 7,471 57.76% 3,371 26.06% 60.54% 7,471 4,100 1,363 – – 12,934 Quinte New PC 11,410 52.23% 4,091 18.73% 74.41% 11,410 7,319 3,117 – – 21,846 Rainy River PC LL 3,130 34.29% 41 0.45% 63.93% 3,089 3,130 2,908 – – 9,127 Renfrew North PC PC 10,401 62.15% 4,916 29.37% 66.33% 10,401 5,485 850 – – 16,736 Renfrew South PC PC 7,776 52.77% 1,389 9.43% 75.85% 7,776 6,387 572 – – 14,735 St. Catharines New PC 12,235 45.90% 3,948 14.81% 60.99% 12,235 8,287 6,134 – – 26,656 Sandwich—Riverside New NDP 8,312 35.65% 799 3.43% 65.50% 7,492 7,513 8,312 – – 23,317 Sarnia New Lib 9,590 44.20% 1,092 5.03% 60.68% 8,498 9,590 3,611 – – 21,699 Sault Ste. Marie PC PC 11,807 42.21% 2,010 7.18% 77.85% 11,807 6,371 9,797 – – 27,975 Simcoe Centre PC PC 10,814 52.03% 2,530 12.17% 66.22% 10,814 8,284 1,686 – – 20,784 Simcoe East PC PC 9,057 54.54% 4,717 28.41% 61.19% 9,057 4,340 3,208 – – 16,605 Stormont PC PC 10,942 57.63% 5,268 27.75% 66.36% 10,942 5,674 2,371 – – 18,987 Sudbury Lib Lib 9,945 40.13% 2,540 10.25% 69.05% 7,405 9,945 7,266 – 167 24,783 Sudbury East New NDP 7,454 37.06% 1,200 5.97% 72.90% 6,254 6,088 7,454 – 319 20,115 Thunder Bay New NDP 4,064 37.57% 310 2.87% 68.40% 3,000 3,754 4,064 – – 10,818 Temiskaming PC NDP 7,328 41.89% 293 1.67% 72.75% 7,035 3,131 7,328 – – 17,494 Victoria—Haliburton PC PC 7,683 45.42% 1,836 10.85% 71.44% 7,683 5,847 3,384 – – 16,914 Waterloo North PC Lib 8,336 36.79% 1,272 5.61% 59.37% 7,064 8,336 6,890 – 370 22,660 Waterloo South PC PC 10,044 44.68% 721 3.21% 70.49% 10,044 3,112 9,323 – – 22,479 Welland PC PC 9,970 42.15% 260 1.10% 73.42% 9,970 3,971 9,710 – – 23,651 Welland South New Lib 7,322 38.47% 107 0.56% 68.80% 7,215 7,322 4,497 – – 19,034 Wellington—Dufferin PC PC 7,068 60.76% 3,809 32.74% 61.41% 7,068 3,259 1,306 – – 11,633 Wellington South Lib Lib 12,553 46.91% 4,427 16.54% 73.97% 8,126 12,553 6,082 – – 26,761 Wentworth PC NDP 9,183 43.83% 1,984 9.47% 66.69% 7,199 4,571 9,183 – – 20,953 Wentworth North New PC 10,002 48.80% 3,660 17.86% 73.73% 10,002 4,152 6,342 – – 20,496 Windsor—Walkerville Lib Lib 10,001 44.07% 1,799 7.93% 62.21% 4,490 10,001 8,202 – – 22,693 Windsor West New NDP 8,618 37.66% 986 4.31% 59.73% 6,633 7,632 8,618 – – 22,883 York Centre New Lib 10,025 40.77% 1,068 4.34% 68.17% 8,957 10,025 5,605 – – 24,587 York North PC PC 8,394 42.46% 2,127 10.76% 63.52% 8,394 6,267 5,109 – – 19,770 Armourdale PC PC 10,721 44.32% 3,855 15.94% 66.38% 10,721 6,866 6,602 – – 24,189 Beaches—Woodbine New NDP 10,522 43.58% 545 2.26% 66.78% 9,977 3,646 10,522 – – 24,145 Bellwoods PC PC 6,647 47.34% 2,429 17.30% 64.74% 6,647 4,218 2,684 491 – 14,040 Don Mills PC PC 9,646 41.45% 899 3.86% 66.43% 9,646 4,656 8,747 – 222 23,271 Dovercourt Lib Lib 6,053 37.93% 1,169 7.33% 57.38% 4,884 6,053 4,594 – 426 15,957 Downsview Lib Lib 8,876 36.56% 21 0.09% 58.90% 6,290 8,876 8,855 260 – 24,281 Eglinton PC PC 15,220 54.24% 6,827 24.33% 77.88% 15,220 8,393 4,449 – – 28,062 Etobicoke Lib Lib 13,120 42.79% 3,982 12.99% 69.64% 8,402 13,120 9,138 – – 30,660 High Park PC NDP 12,892 49.61% 6,275 24.15% 70.63% 6,477 6,617 12,892 – – 25,986 Humber PC Lib 8,038 34.50% 149 0.64% 64.79% 7,370 8,038 7,889 – – 23,297 Lakeshore PC NDP 10,029 48.45% 2,993 14.46% 64.39% 7,036 3,633 10,029 – – 20,698 Parkdale Lib Lib 5,588 38.63% 810 5.60% 61.40% 4,099 5,588 4,778 – – 14,465 Riverdale PC NDP 10,716 53.96% 4,549 22.91% 60.11% 6,167 2,690 10,716 – 287 19,860 St. Andrew—St. Patrick New PC 6,142 40.97% 1,172 7.82% 58.45% 6,142 4,970 3,707 172 – 14,991 St. David PC PC 7,581 36.62% 815 3.94% 64.28% 7,581 6,766 6,354 – – 20,701 St. George PC PC 9,708 44.17% 2,482 11.29% 58.82% 9,708 7,226 5,046 – – 21,980 Scarborough Centre PC NDP 12,892 49.61% 6,275 24.15% 71.26% 6,477 6,617 12,892 – – 25,986 Scarborough East PC Lib 6,538 34.20% 220 1.15% 67.67% 6,318 6,538 6,260 – – 19,116 Scarborough North PC PC 11,729 42.03% 1,527 5.47% 70.66% 11,729 5,977 10,202 – – 27,908 Scarborough West NDP NDP 13,225 48.12% 4,821 17.54% 69.11% 8,404 5,856 13,225 – – 27,485 York East PC PC 12,691 44.80% 4,456 15.73% 64.92% 12,691 8,235 7,402 – – 28,328 York-Forest Hill PC PC 12,087 43.86% 3,644 13.22% 62.19% 12,087 7,030 8,443 – – 27,560 York Mills PC PC 22,192 50.08% 6,490 14.65% 64.60% 22,192 15,702 6,418 – – 44,312 York South NDP NDP 13,073 62.59% 7,990 38.25% 59.78% 5,083 2,732 13,073 – – 20,888 York West PC PC 14,780 47.53% 2,351 7.56% 65.77% 14,780 12,429 3,885 – – 31,094 Yorkview NDP NDP 13,437 46.00% 3,073 10.52% 62.27% 5,413 10,364 13,437 – – 29,214

1. **[^](#cite_ref-14)** including spoilt ballots

1. **[^](#cite_ref-15)** order is as given in EO reports

- = open seat

- = turnout is above provincial average

- = winning candidate was in previous Legislature

- = not incumbent; was previously elected to the Legislature

- = incumbent had switched allegiance

- = incumbency arose from byelection gain

- = previously incumbent in another riding

- = other incumbents renominated

- = previously an MP in the [House of Commons of Canada](/source/House_of_Commons_of_Canada)

- = Liberal-Labour candidate

- = multiple candidates

### Analysis

Party candidates in 2nd place[3] Party in 1st place Party in 2nd place Total PC Lib NDP Progressive Conservative 55 14 69 Liberal 21 6 27 Liberal–Labour 1 1 New Democratic 13 7 20 Total 35 62 20 117

Candidates ranked 1st to 4th place, by party[3] Parties 1st 2nd 3rd 4th █ Progressive Conservative 69 35 13 █ Liberal 27 62 26 █ New Democratic 20 20 77 █ Liberal–Labour 1 1 █ Social Credit 7 █ Independent 5 █ Communist 2 █ Socialist Labor 1

Resulting composition of the 28th Legislative Assembly[3] Source Party PC Lib Lib-Lab NDP Total Seats retained Incumbents returned 45 12 3 60 Open seats held 4 1 1 6 Seats changing hands Incumbents defeated 2 5 6 13 Open seats gained 1 1 1 4 7 Byelection gains held 1 1 2 New ridings New MPPs 9 6 5 20 Won by previous incumbent from another riding 7 2 9 Total 69 27 1 20 117

### Incumbents standing in other ridings

Eleven MPPs lost their seats in the current redistribution and sought reelection elsewhere. A further four chose to campaign in another riding.

Member From To Original riding abolished Bert Lawrence Russell Carleton East Darcy McKeough Kent West Chatham—Kent Eddie Sargent Grey North Grey—Bruce George Kerr Halton Halton West Reg Gisborn Wentworth East Hamilton East[a 1] Jack Spence Kent East Kent Lorne Henderson Lambton East Lambton Bill Davis Peel Peel North Allan Grossman St. Andrew St. Andrew—St. Patrick Moved over to other riding Norman Davison Hamilton East Hamilton Centre Ada Pritchard Hamilton Centre Hamilton West Ray Connell Hamilton—Wentworth[a 2] Wentworth North[a 3] Failed to secure reelection Keith Butler Waterloo North Kitchener[a 4] Ivan Thrasher Windsor—Sandwich[a 5] Windsor West[a 6] Jack Harris Beaches[a 5] Beaches—Woodbine[a 7]

1. **[^](#cite_ref-16)** not a new riding

1. **[^](#cite_ref-17)** name changed to [Hamilton West](/source/Hamilton_West_(provincial_electoral_district))

1. **[^](#cite_ref-18)** new riding

1. **[^](#cite_ref-19)** defeated by [Jim Breithaupt](/source/Jim_Breithaupt) (Liberal)

1. ^ [***a***](#cite_ref-abol_20-0) [***b***](#cite_ref-abol_20-1) abolished riding

1. **[^](#cite_ref-21)** defeated by [Hugh Peacock](/source/Hugh_Peacock) (NDP)

1. **[^](#cite_ref-22)** defeated by [John L. Brown](/source/John_L._Brown_(Ontario_politician)) (NDP)

## See also

- [Politics of Ontario](/source/Politics_of_Ontario)

- [List of Canadian political parties#Ontario](/source/List_of_Canadian_political_parties#Ontario)

- [Premier of Ontario](/source/Premier_of_Ontario)

- [Leader of the Opposition (Ontario)](/source/Leader_of_the_Opposition_(Ontario))

## References

1. **[^](#cite_ref-1)** ["1967 General Election"](https://results.elections.on.ca/en/data-explorer?fromYear=1867&toYear=2021&electionId=273&levelOfDetail=election). *Elections Ontario*. Retrieved January 3, 2021.

1. **[^](#cite_ref-2)** *[The Representation Act, 1966](https://archive.org/details/statutesofprovin1966onta/page/726/mode/2up)*, S.O. 1966, c. 137

1. ^ [***a***](#cite_ref-EOData_13-0) [***b***](#cite_ref-EOData_13-1) [***c***](#cite_ref-EOData_13-2) [***d***](#cite_ref-EOData_13-3) [***e***](#cite_ref-EOData_13-4) ["1967 general election results"](https://results.elections.on.ca/en/data-explorer?fromYear=1867&toYear=2019&electionType=GE&electionId=273). [Elections Ontario](/source/Elections_Ontario). Retrieved November 1, 2023.

## Further reading

- [Saywell, John](/source/John_Saywell), ed. (1968). [*Canadian Annual Review for 1967*](https://archive.org/details/canadianannualre0000unse_d3z9). Toronto: University of Toronto Press. [ISBN](/source/ISBN_(identifier)) [978-0-8020-1549-5](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:BookSources/978-0-8020-1549-5).

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