1967 Progressive Conservative leadership election

1967 Progressive Conservative Party leadership election

← 1956 September 9, 1967 1976 →

Candidate Robert Stanfield Dufferin Roblin Davie Fulton Fifth ballot delegate count 1,150 (54.3%) 969 (45.7%) Withdrew Fourth ballot delegate count 865 (40.1%) 771 (35.7%) 357 (16.5%) Third ballot delegate count 717 (32.7%) 541 (24.7%) 361 (16.5%) Second ballot delegate count 613 (27.7%) 430 (19.4%) 346 (15.7%) First ballot delegate count 519 (23.3%) 347 (15.6%) 343 (15.4%)   Candidate Alvin Hamilton George Hees John Diefenbaker Fifth ballot delegate count Eliminated Withdrew Withdrew Fourth ballot delegate count 167 (7.7%) Withdrew Withdrew Third ballot delegate count 106 (4.8%) 277 (12.6%) 114 (5.2%) Second ballot delegate count 127 (5.8%) 299 (13.5%) 172 (7.8%) First ballot delegate count 136 (6.1%) 295 (13.2%) 271 (12.2%)   PC Candidate Donald Fleming Malcolm Wallace McCutcheon Michael Starr Fifth ballot delegate count Eliminated Withdrew Eliminated Fourth ballot delegate count Eliminated Withdrew Eliminated Third ballot delegate count 76 (3.5%) Withdrew Eliminated Second ballot delegate count 115 (5.2%) 76 (3.4%) 34 (1.5%) First ballot delegate count 126 (5.7%) 137 (6.1%) 45 (2.0%)

Leader before election John Diefenbaker Elected Leader Robert Stanfield

The 1967 Progressive Conservative leadership election was held to choose a leader for the Progressive Conservative Party of Canada. The convention was held at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto, Ontario, Canada between September 4 and 9, 1967. Robert Stanfield was elected the new leader.