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Ballots for George Drew's election as party leader 1938
Official ballots Ontario Conservative Association Convention Toronto, December 8th, 9th, 1938
Ballots for George Drew's election as party leader 1938

Official ballots Ontario Conservative Association Convention Toronto, December 8th, 9th, 1938

Date1938
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Ballots for George Drew's election as party leader 1938
Country:Canada
City, town or township:Toronto
Province or state:Ontario
Medium
Dimensions8 cm x 15 cm (3 1/8 in. x 5 7/8 in.)
Extent
  • 6 Pages
Language
CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession Number1938-CONSERVATIVE-VS
Item is illustrated and shaped to look like a lucky horseshoe
Save these good luck ballots
Approximately 1929
For sane temperance legislation mark your ballot thus
For sane temperance legislation mark your ballot thus
1919 circa
Party Chieftain's Home. When scrutineers finished counting ballots cast by hundreds of Conservative convention delegates from all over the province to(...)
Party Chieftain's Home. When scrutineers finished counting ballots cast by hundreds of Conservative convention delegates from all over the province to(...)
12/9/1938
Grand reception to Sir Charles Tupper premier and secretary of state : under the auspices of the Conservative Association and the Industrial League in Massey Hall the pavilion and auditorium, Friday ev'g, June 19th
Grand reception to Sir Charles Tupper premier and secretary of state : under the auspices of the Conservative Association and the Industrial League in Massey Hall the pavilion and auditorium, Friday ev'g, June 19th
1896
Ballot storage: A large committee room in city hall is piled high with boxes containing the 142, 107 ballots from the recent municipal election
Ballot storage: A large committee room in city hall is piled high with boxes containing the 142, 107 ballots from the recent municipal election
12/2/1988
Image shows an officer putting his ballot into the box.
Joseph Cornish and his wife look on as Returning Officer John Brown puts their ballots in the box
12/1/1958
First ballots cast in the Oct. 30 federal election include those of Cpl. James Massey of Canadian Forces Base Petawawa and his bride, Heather. They vo(...)
First ballots cast in the Oct. 30 federal election include those of Cpl. James Massey of Canadian Forces Base Petawawa and his bride, Heather. They vo(...)
10/16/1972
No human error: Assessment and elections clerk Candida Zeppieri demonstrates one of North York's new electronic voting machines, which will read and record ballots as they are inserted
No human error: Assessment and elections clerk Candida Zeppieri demonstrates one of North York's new electronic voting machines, which will read and record ballots as they are inserted
10/20/1987
Ballots were fed into machines as demonstrated (right)
Ballots were fed into machines as demonstrated (right)
12/8/1988
Fellow candidates are all ears as David Crombie waves Toronto Star story on Joe Clark's tax proposals while defending Conservative leader. Beside him (...)
Fellow candidates are all ears as David Crombie waves Toronto Star story on Joe Clark's tax proposals while defending Conservative leader. Beside him (...)
9/28/1978
. . . As another prepares for big night. Preparing for big show, Conservative Leader John Diefenbaker puts finishing touches to speech in his hotel ro(...)
. . . As another prepares for big night. Preparing for big show, Conservative Leader John Diefenbaker puts finishing touches to speech in his hotel ro(...)
10/1/1965
After his unopposed nomination as Progressive Conservative candidate in Rosedale riding for next federal election, Mayor David Crombie, 41, beams as h(...)
After his unopposed nomination as Progressive Conservative candidate in Rosedale riding for next federal election, Mayor David Crombie, 41, beams as h(...)
3/31/1978