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No.	Portrait	Name (Born–Died)	Term of Office			Political Party		Government	Parliament
			Took Office	Left Office	Time in Office
1		John Hancock (1737–1797)	April 30, 1787	March 2, 1795	7 years, 306 days		Non–Partisan	Hancock I First Government	1st (1786)
							Federalist	Hancock II FD	2nd (1790)
33		John C. Coolidge Jr. (1872–1933)	January 5, 1931	January 5, 1933	2 years, 0 days		National	Coolidge I NP–SPP–QLP	38th (1930)
34		Richard B. Bennett (1870–1974)	January 5, 1933	January 7, 1935	2 years, 2 days		National	Bennett I NP–SPP–QLP
35		Llewellyn Lewis (1880–1969)	January 7, 1935	January 1, 1951	15 years, 359 days		Farmer–Labor	Lewis I FLP–AUP–QLP	39th (1934)
								Lewis II FLP–AUP–CAP–QLP	40th (1938)
								Lewis War Grand Coalition	41st (1942)
								Lewis IV FLP–AUP–CAP–QLP	42nd (1946)
36		George Diefenbaker (1895–1979)	January 1, 1951	January 5, 1959	8 years, 4 days		National	Diefenbaker I NP–CRP–QLP	43th (1950)
								Diefenbaker II NP–CRP–QLP	44th (1954)

1934 United States Parliamentary Election

November 5, 1934
All 956 seats in the United States Parliament 479 seats needed for a majority
Registered	113,736,395 2.67 pp
Turnout	64,602,272 (56.80%) 0.10 pp
First party Second party Third party   Leader Llewellyn Lewis Richard B. Bennett Pierce Long Party Farmer–Labor National American Union Leader since January 5, 1931 January 12, 1933 December 8, 1933 Leader's seat Illinois's 19th District (Springfield) Athabasca's 1st District (Calgary North) Louisiana's 8th District (Winfield) Last election 32.56%, 287 42.61%, 431 7.59%, 67 Seats won 419 294 110 Seat change 132 137 43 Popular vote 26,758,261 21,506,096 7,758,732 Percentage 41.42% 33.29% 12.01% Swing 11.86 pp 9.32 pp 4.42 pp   Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party   Leader William E. Foster (Lost) James A. Reed (Retired) J. Albert Godbout Party Communist Alliance Southron People's Quebec Liberal Leader since May 25, 1929 January 1, 1923 January 5, 1931 Leader's seat New York's 3rd District (Manhattan East) Missouri's 9th District (La Fayette South) Quebec's 11th District (Beauce) Last election 3.37%, 27 10.25%, 93 3.62%, 29 Seats won 62 34 15 Seat change 35 59 14 Popular vote 4,560,920 2,648,693 1,369,568 Percentage 7.06% 4.10% 2.12% Swing 3.69 pp 6.15 pp 1.50 pp
Composition of the United States Parliament after the 1934 Election.
Government before election First Bennett Government NP–SPP–QLP Government after election First Lewis Government FLP–AUP–QLP

1938 United States Parliamentary Election

November 7, 1938
All 956 seats in the United States Parliament 479 seats needed for a majority
Registered	116,842,445 2.69 pp
Turnout	71,273,891 (61.00%) 4.20 pp
First party Second party Third party   Leader Llewellyn Lewis Richard B. Bennett Pierce Long Party Farmer–Labor National American Union Leader since January 5, 1931 January 12, 1933 December 8, 1933 Leader's seat Illinois's 19th District (Springfield) Athabasca's 1st District (Calgary North) Louisiana's 8th District (Winfield) Last election 41.42%, 419 33.29%, 294 12.01%, 110 Seats won 462 265 91 Seat change 43 29 19 Popular vote 32,707,588 21,595,988 7,170,153 Percentage 45.89% 30.30% 10.06% Swing 4.47 pp 2.99 pp 1.95 pp   Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party   Leader Jacob Lovestone Spessard Holland J. Albert Godbout Party Communist Alliance Southron People's Quebec Liberal Leader since January 7, 1935 January 7, 1935 January 5, 1931 Leader's seat New York's 18th District (Bronx Southeast) Florida's 15th District (Polk) Quebec's 11th District (Beauce) Last election 7.06%, 62 4.10%, 34 2.12%, 15 Seats won 57 32 26 Seat change 5 2 11 Popular vote 4,639,930 2,801,063 2,330,656 Percentage 6.51% 3.93% 3.27% Swing 0.55 pp 0.17 pp 1.15 pp
Composition of the United States Parliament after the 1938 Election.
Government before election First Lewis Government FLP–AUP–QLP Government after election Second Lewis Government FLP–AUP–CAP–QLP

1942 United States Parliamentary Election

November 2, 1942
All 982 seats in the United States Parliament 491 seats needed for a majority
Registered	121,373,597 3.80 pp
Turnout	75,858,498 (62.50%) 1.50 pp
First party Second party Third party   Leader Llewellyn Lewis Richard B. Bennett (Retired) Kemp Long Party Farmer–Labor National American Union Leader since January 5, 1931 January 12, 1933 September 17, 1939 Leader's seat Illinois's 19th District (Springfield) Athabasca's 1st District (Calgary North) Louisiana's 10th District (Alexandria–Pineville) Last election 45.89%, 462 30.30%, 265 10.06%, 91 Seats won 443 310 85 Seat change 19 45 6 Popular vote 32,740,527 25,541,556 6,978,981 Percentage 43.16% 33.67% 9.20% Swing 2.73 pp 3.37 pp 0.86 pp   Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party   Leader Spessard Holland Jacob Lovestone J. Albert Godbout Party Southron People's Communist Alliance Quebec Liberal Leader since January 7, 1935 January 7, 1935 January 5, 1931 Leader's seat Florida's 15th District (Polk) New York's 18th District (Bronx Southeast) Quebec's 11th District (Beauce) Last election 3.93%, 32 6.51%, 57 3.27%, 26 Seats won 53 46 26 Seat change 21 11 Popular vote 4,164,631 3,982,571 2,450,229 Percentage 5.49% 5.25% 3.23% Swing 1.56 pp 1.26 pp 0.04 pp
Composition of the United States Parliament after the 1942 Election.
Government before election Second Lewis Government FLP–AUP–CAP–QLP Government after election Lewis War Government Grand Coalition

1946 United States Parliamentary Election

November 4, 1942
All 982 seats in the United States Parliament 491 seats needed for a majority
Registered	127,249,709 4.72 pp
Turnout	71,132,587 (55.90%) 6.60 pp
First party Second party Third party   Leader Llewellyn Lewis Hendrick Vandenberg Kemp Long Party Farmer–Labor National American Union Leader since January 5, 1931 January 4, 1943 September 17, 1939 Leader's seat Illinois's 19th District (Springfield) Michigans's 15th District (Grand Rapids) Louisiana's 10th District (Alexandria–Pineville) Last election 43.16%, 443 33.67%, 310 9.20%, 85 Seats won 443 310 85 Seat change 19 45 6 Popular vote 32,740,527 25,541,556 6,978,981 Percentage 43.16% 33.67% 9.20% Swing 2.73 pp 3.37 pp 0.86 pp   Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party   Leader Spessard Holland Jacob Lovestone J. Albert Godbout Party Southron People's Communist Alliance Quebec Liberal Leader since January 7, 1935 January 7, 1935 January 5, 1931 Leader's seat Florida's 15th District (Polk) New York's 18th District (Bronx Southeast) Quebec's 11th District (Beauce) Last election 5.49%, 53 5.25%, 46 3.23%, 26 Seats won 53 46 26 Seat change 21 11 Popular vote 4,164,631 3,982,571 2,450,229 Percentage 5.49% 5.25% 3.23% Swing 1.56 pp 1.26 pp 0.04 pp
Composition of the United States Parliament after the 1942 Election.
Government before election Lewis War Government Grand Coalition Government after election Fourth Lewis Government FLP–AUP–CAP–QLP

Llewellyn Lewis
Official portrait, 1943
Chancellor of the United States
In office January 7, 1935 – January 1, 1951
President	Smedley Butler (1935–1939) Stephen St. Laurent (1939–1951)
Deputy Chancellor	William Lemke (1935–1943) Hendrick Vandenberg (1943–1947) J. Albert Godbout (1947–1951)
Preceded by	Richard B. Bennett
Succeeded by	John Diefenbaker
Leader of the Opposition
In office January 5, 1931 – January 7, 1935
President	Arthur Meighen
Chancellor	Calvin Coolidge (1931–1933) Richard B. Bennett (1933–1935)
Preceded by	George W. Norris
Succeeded by	Richard B. Bennett
Leader of the Farmer–Labor Party in the United States Parliament
In office January 5, 1931 – January 1, 1951
Deputy	William B. Bankhead (1931–1941) Fiorello La Guardia (1941–1951)
Preceded by	George W. Norris
Succeeded by	Philip La Follette
Member of the United States Parliament for Illinois's 19th District
In office January 6, 1919 – January 5, 1959
Preceded by	John C. MacKenzie
Succeeded by	Llewellyn Lewis Jr.
Constituency	Springfield
Personal details
Born	John Llewellyn Lewis (1880-02-12)February 12, 1880 Cleveland, Iowa, U.S.
Died	June 11, 1969(1969-06-11) (aged 89) Alexandria, Virginia, U.S.
Resting place	Oak Ridge Cemetery, Springfield, Illinois, U.S.
Political party	Farmer–Labor
Spouse	Myrta Bell ​ ​ (m. 1907; died 1942)​
Children	3, including Llewellyn Jr.
Parents	Thomas H. Lewis Ann Watkins
Occupation	Labor Leader Politician