Elections in Ontario - Summary of Results

Summary of Results

The table below shows the total number of seats won by the major political parties at each election. The winning party's total is shown in bold. Full details on any election are linked via the year of the election at the start of the row.

Year	Progressive Conservative	Liberal	Labour	United Farmers	NDP	Independent	Other		Total seats
Year									Total seats
2011	37	53			17				107
2007	26	71			10				107
2003	24	72			7				103
1999	59	35			9				103
1995	82	30			17	1			130
1990	20	36			74				130
1987	16	95			19				130
1985	52	48			25				125
1981	70	34			21				125
1977	58	34			33				125
1975	51	36			38				125
1971	78	20			19				117
1967	69	28			20				117
1963	77	24			7				108
1959	71	22			5				98
1955	84	11			3				98
1951	79	8			2		1	Labour-Progressive	90
1948	53	14			21		2	Labour-Progressive	90
1945	66	14			8		2	Labour-Progressive	90
1943	38	16			34		2	Labour-Progressive	90
1937	23	66		1					90
1934	17	69	1	1	1	1			90
1929	92	14	1	1			4	Progressive	112
1926	74	23	1	3			11	Progressive	112
1923	75	14	4	17		1			111
1919	25	29	11	45			1	Soldier	111
1914	84	26	1						111
1911	83	22	1						106
1908	86	19	1						106
1905	69	29							98
1902	48	50							98
1898	43	51							94
1894	30	58				1	5	Patrons of Industry (3); P.P.A. (2)	94
1890	36	55							91
1886	32	57				1			90
1883	37	50				1			88
1879	31	57							88
1875	37	51							88
1871	38	43					1	Conservative-Liberal	82
1867	41	41							82

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