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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 Federalist	2nd (1790)
33		William Jennings Bryan (1860–1933)	August 3, 1914	August 7, 1922	8 years, 4 days		Farmer–Labor	Bryan I Farmer–Labor– Democratic	32nd (1914)
								Bryan I Farmer–Labor– Democratic	33rd (1918)
34		Arthur Meighen (1874–1960)	August 7, 1922	August 4, 1930	7 years, 362 days		National	Meighen I National– Conservative	34th (1922)
								Meighen II National– Conservative	35th (1926)
35		John C. Coolidge Jr. (1872–1933)	August 4, 1930	August 1, 1932	1 year, 363 days		National	Coolidge National– Conservative	36th (1930)
36		Willard Gibson (1871–1940)	August 1, 1932	August 6, 1934	2 years, 5 days		National	Gibson National– Conservative– Democratic	37th (1932)
37		William D. Leahy (1875–1938)	August 6, 1934	August 3, 1936	1 year, 363 days		Independent	Leahy Grand Coalition	38th (1934)
38		Fox Connor (1874–1938)	August 3, 1936	December 7, 1936	126 days		Independent	Connor Grand Coalition	39th (Jun. 1936)
39		Charles Lindbergh (1902–1950)	December 7, 1936	October 16, 1940	3 years, 314 days		People's	Lindbergh I People's– Conservative	40th (Dec. 1936)
								Lindbergh II People's	41st (Jan. 1938)
Vacant Due To Ongoing Civil War December 7 – October 2, 1940
40		Franklin D. Roosevelt (1882–1953)	December 2, 1940	August 1, 1942	1 year, 242 days		Non–Partisan	Roosevelt Democracy Coalition	Reconstruction (Nov. 1940)
Official Restoration Of American Democracy August 1 – August 3, 1942
41		Llewellyn Lewis (1880–1869)	August 3, 1942	March 10, 1952	9 years, 220 days		Democratic– Farmer–Labor	Lewis I DFLP–PLP	42nd (1942)
								Lewis II DFLP–PLP	43rd (1946)
								Lewis III DFLP–PLP	44th (1950)
42		Estes Kefauver (1903–1971)	March 10, 1952	August 4, 1958	6 years, 144 days		Democratic– Farmer–Labor	Kefauver I DFLP–PLP
								Kefauver II DFLP–PLP	45th (1954)
43		George Diefenbaker (1895–1979)	August 4, 1958	August 1, 1966	8 years, 3 days		Conservative Alliance	Diefenbaker I CAP–ARP	46th (1958)
								Diefenbaker II CAP–ARP	47th (1962)

1930 United States Parliamentary Election

June 2, 1930
All 956 seats in the United States Parliament 479 seats needed for a majority
Registered	83,969,386 5.07 pp
Turnout	45,393,850 (54.06%) 2.30 pp
First party Second party Third party   Leader Arthur Meighen (Retired) Alexander Reed (Retired) George W. Norris Party National People's Farmer–Labor Leader since January 18, 1922 January 4, 1926 June 13, 1926 Leader's seat Toronto West (Ontario) La Fayette South (Missouri) Nebraska South (Nebraska) Last election 34.16%, 326 8.88%, 84 26.44%, 252 Seats won 269 225 197 Seat change 57 141 55 Popular vote 12,801,065 10,731,106 9,396,526 Percentage 28.20% 23.64% 20.70% Swing 5.96 pp 14.76 pp 5.74 pp   Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party   Leader Hamilton Fish III Emanuel Smith Upton Sinclair Party Conservative Democratic Socialist Leader since August 2, 1926 August 5, 1918 January 1, 1930 Leader's seat Orange–Putnam (New York) Manhattan Southeast (New York) Los Angeles East (California) Last election 18.72%, 178 10.54%, 100 New Party Seats won 137 91 24 Seat change 41 9 24 Popular vote 6,518,556 4,321,494 1,162,082 Percentage 14.36% 9.52% 2.56% Swing 4.36 pp 1.02 pp New Party
Composition of the United States Parliament after the 1930 Election.   National   People's   Farmer–Labor   Conservative   Democratic   Socialist
Government before election Second Meighen Government National–Conservative Government after election Coolidge Government National–Conservative

1930 United States Presidential Election

June 2, 1930
All registered voters in the United States An absolute majority of votes needed to win
Registered	83,969,386 5.07 pp
Turnout	45,393,850 (54.06%) 2.30 pp
Candidate General of the Field John J. Pershing Member of Parliament Charles L. McNary Party National Farmer–Labor Alliance Conservative People's Democratic Home state Nebraska Oregon Running mate Secretary of Foreign Affairs Robert Bacon Governor of Massachusetts James Michael Curley Popular vote 24,521,757 20,263,814 Percentage 54.02% 44.64%
Presidential election results map. Gold denotes States won by Pershing/Bacon, and Red denotes States won by McNary/Curley. Colors indicate popular vote margins cast by each State.
President before election Peyton C. March National President after election John J. Pershing National

Arthur Meighen
Meighen in 1930
Chancellor of the United States
In office August 7, 1922 – August 4, 1930
Deputy Chancellor	Robert Bacon (1922–1926) Hamilton Fish III (1926–1930)
Preceded by	William Jennings Bryan
Succeeded by	John C. Coolidge Jr.
United States Secretary of Justice
In office August 12, 1912 – August 3, 1914
Chancellor	Henry Cabot Lodge
Deputy	William Marshall Bullitt
Preceded by	William Howard Taft
Succeeded by	Franklin D. Roosevelt
Leader of the National Party
In office January 18, 1922 – August 4, 1930
Deputy	James E. Watson
Preceded by	Henry Cabot Lodge
Succeeded by	John C. Coolidge Jr.
Member of the United States Parliament for Toronto West
In office August 6, 1906 – August 4, 1930
Home state	Ontario
Preceded by	John Crawford
Succeeded by	Toby Sexsmith

1932 United States Parliamentary Election

June 6, 1932
All 956 seats in the United States Parliament 479 seats needed for a majority
Registered	85,270,796 1.54 pp
Turnout	55,715,938 (65.34%) 11.28 pp
First party Second party Third party   Leader John C. Coolidge Jr. Charles Lindbergh George W. Norris Party National People's Farmer–Labor Leader since August 4, 1930 August 4, 1930 June 13, 1926 Leader's seat Berkshire East (Massachusetts) Trenton (New Jersey) Nebraska South (Nebraska) Last election 28.20%, 269 23.64%, 225 20.70%, 197 Seats won 245 240 165 Seat change 24 15 32 Popular vote 14,307,852 13,995,843 9,672,286 Percentage 25.68% 25.12% 17.36% Swing 2.52 pp 1.48 pp 3.34 pp   Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party   Leader Upton Sinclair Hamilton Fish III Emanuel Smith Party Socialist Conservative Democratic Leader since January 1, 1930 August 2, 1926 August 5, 1918 Leader's seat Los Angeles East (California) Orange–Putnam (New York) Manhattan Southeast (New York) Last election 2.56%, 24 14.36%, 137 9.52%, 91 Seats won 101 100 91 Seat change 77 37 Popular vote 5,905,889 5,894,746 5,270,727 Percentage 10.60% 10.58% 9.46% Swing 8.04 pp 3.78 pp 0.06 pp
Composition of the United States Parliament after the 1932 Election.   National   People's   Farmer–Labor   Socialist   Conservative   Democratic
Government before election Coolidge Government National–Conservative Government after election Gibson Government National–Conservative–Democratic

1934 United States Parliamentary Election

June 4, 1934
All 956 seats in the United States Parliament 479 seats needed for a majority
Registered	86,382,306 1.30 pp
Turnout	64,700,347 (74.90%) 9.56 pp
First party Second party Third party   Leader Charles Lindbergh Willard Gibson George W. Norris Party People's National Farmer–Labor Leader since August 4, 1930 January 12, 1933 June 13, 1926 Leader's seat Trenton (New Jersey) Vermont South (Vermont) Nebraska South (Nebraska) Last election 25.12%, 240 25.68%, 245 17.36%, 165 Seats won 275 217 154 Seat change 35 28 11 Popular vote 18,620,759 14,725,798 10,481,456 Percentage 28.78% 22.76% 16.20% Swing 3.66 pp 2.92 pp 1.16 pp   Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party   Leader Upton Sinclair Hamilton Fish III Emanuel Smith Party Socialist Conservative Democratic Leader since January 1, 1930 August 2, 1926 August 5, 1918 Leader's seat Los Angeles East (California) Orange–Putnam (New York) Manhattan Southeast (New York) Last election 10.60%, 101 10.58%, 100 9.46%, 91 Seats won 106 96 94 Seat change 5 4 3 Popular vote 7,194,678 6,508,854 6,366,514 Percentage 11.12% 10.06% 9.84% Swing 0.52 pp 0.52 pp 0.38 pp
Composition of the United States Parliament after the 1934 Election.   People's   National   Farmer–Labor   Socialist   Conservative   Democratic
Government before election Gibson Government National–Conservative–Democratic Government after election Leahy Government Grand Coalition

June 1936 United States Parliamentary Election

June 1, 1936
All 956 seats in the United States Parliament 479 seats needed for a majority
Registered	87,572,003 1.37 pp
Turnout	68,306,162 (78.00%) 0.10 pp
First party Second party Third party   Leader Charles Lindbergh Willard Gibson George W. Norris Party People's National Farmer–Labor Leader since August 4, 1930 January 12, 1933 June 13, 1926 Leader's seat Trenton (New Jersey) Vermont South (Vermont) Nebraska South (Nebraska) Last election 28.78%, 275 22.76%, 217 16.20%, 154 Seats won 348 167 143 Seat change 73 50 11 Popular vote 24,931,749 11,939,917 10,218,601 Percentage 36.50% 17.48% 14.96% Swing 7.72 pp 5.28 pp 1.24 pp   Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party   Leader Hamilton Fish III Emanuel Smith (Retired) Upton Sinclair Party Conservative Democratic Socialist Leader since August 2, 1926 August 5, 1918 January 1, 1930 Leader's seat Orange–Putnam (New York) Manhattan Southeast (New York) Los Angeles East (California) Last election 10.06%, 96 9.84%, 94 11.12%, 106 Seats won 109 94 89 Seat change 13 17 Popular vote 7,814,224 6,762,310 6,393,456 Percentage 11.44% 9.90% 9.36% Swing 1.38 pp 0.06 pp 1.76 pp
Composition of the United States Parliament after the 1936 Election.   People's   National   Farmer–Labor   Conservative   Socialist   Democratic
Government before election Leahy Government Grand Coalition Government after election Connor Government Grand Coalition

November 1936 United States Parliamentary Election

November 2, 1936
All 956 seats in the United States Parliament 479 seats needed for a majority
Registered	87,572,003 1.37 pp
Turnout	70,985,865 (81.06%) 3.06 pp
First party Second party Third party   Leader Charles Lindbergh Willard Gibson George W. Norris Party People's National Farmer–Labor Leader since August 4, 1930 January 12, 1933 June 13, 1926 Leader's seat Trenton (New Jersey) Vermont South (Vermont) Nebraska South (Nebraska) Last election 36.50%, 348 17.48%, 167 14.96%, 143 Seats won 395 156 131 Seat change 47 11 12 Popular vote 36,219,780 14,361,808 12,049,907 Percentage 41.36% 16.40% 13.76% Swing 4.86 pp 1.08 pp 1.20 pp   Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party   Leader Hamilton Fish III Henry Morgenthau Jr. Upton Sinclair Party Conservative Democratic Socialist Leader since August 2, 1926 August 3, 1936 January 1, 1930 Leader's seat Orange–Putnam (New York) Westchester (New York) Los Angeles East (California) Last election 11.44%, 109 9.90%, 94 9.36%, 89 Seats won 110 86 72 Seat change 1 8 17 Popular vote 10,053,265 7,898,994 6,602,929 Percentage 11.48% 9.02% 7.54% Swing 0.04 pp 0.88 pp 1.82 pp
Composition of the United States Parliament after the 1936 Election.   People's   National   Farmer–Labor   Conservative   Democratic   Socialist
Government before election Connor Government Grand Coalition Government after election First Lindbergh Government People's–Conservative