1932 Farmer-Labour Party Leadership Convention
(Held on July 27, 1932.)
- M.J. Coldwell acclaimed
Note: The Farmer-Labour Party was launched as a merger of Coldwell's Independent Labour Party of Saskatchewan and George Williams's United Farmers of Canada (Saskatchewan Section). Williams was nominated as a candidate, but withdrew in favour of Coldwell.
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