1943 Cooperative Commonwealth Federation Leadership Challenge
(Held on July 16, 1943.)
- Tommy Douglas
- John Brockelbank
Note: The vote totals were not announced. Valleau was again a candidate, but withdrew before balloting; Douglas won in landslide.
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