Progressive Conservative Party of Manitoba Leadership Elections - 1967 Progressive Conservative Leadership Convention

1967 Progressive Conservative Leadership Convention

(Held on November 25, 1967)

First ballot:

  • Walter Weir 167
  • Sterling Lyon 141
  • Stewart McLean 87
  • George Johnson 71

Second ballot (Johnson eliminated):

  • Walter Weir 220
  • Sterling Lyon 170
  • Stewart McLean 73

Third ballot (McLean eliminated):

  • Walter Weir 280
  • Sterling Lyon 183

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