# List of United Farmers/Labour MLAs in the Ontario legislature

The United Farmers of Ontario entered politics by contesting a 1918 by-election which was won by UFO candidate Beniah Bowman. The next year, in the 1919 provincial election in Ontario they achieved a major political upset by winning enough seats to form a government in alliance with Labour MLAs in the Ontario legislature (also listed). The UFO did not have a leader until after the 1919 election when Ernest Charles Drury was asked by the caucus to serve as Premier of Ontario. As he did not have a seat in the legislature he had to enter via a by-election.

## 1874 by-election

* Daniel John O'Donoghue, was the first Labour candidate elected to the Ontario legislature. He won an 1874 by-election in Ottawa. Though he supported the Liberals in the legislature he was defeated in the 1875 general election in a three way race against Conservative and Liberal opponents.

## Patrons of Industry (1894)

Three candidates were elected under the Patrons of Industry banner in the 1894 general election:
   * William Dynes, (Dufferin)
   * James Haggerty, (Hastings North)
   * David McNicol, (Grey South)
Twelve Liberals and one Conservative were also elected on a joint ticket with the Patrons. The party did not elect any candidates in the 1898 election.

## Rise and fall of UFO and Labour

    = UFO
    = Progressive
    = Independent-Progressive
    = Labour
    = Labour-United Farmers
    = Liberal-United Farmers
    = Liberal-Progressive
| Constituency | MLA |
| Hamilton East | Allan Studholme |
| Hamilton East | George Grant Halcrow |
| Manitoulin | Beniah Bowman |
| Manitoulin | Thomas Farquhar |
| Ontario North | John Widdifield |
| Wentworth North | Frank Campbell Biggs |
| Middlesex North | James C. Brown |
| Middlesex North | Alexander Daniel McLean |
| Elgin West | Peter Gow Cameron |
| Grey Centre | Dougall Carmichael |
| Renfrew South | John Carty |
| Dundas | William Casselman |
| Kent East | James B. Clark |
| Kent East | Manning Doherty |
| Kent East | Christopher Gardiner |
| Norfolk South | Joseph Cridland |
| Wentworth South | Wilson Crockett |
| Sault Ste. Marie | James Bertram Cunningham |
| Hastings East | Henry Ketcheson Denyes |
| Simcoe South | Edgar James Evans |
| Bruce North | William Henry Fenton |
| Halton | John Featherstone Ford |
| Halton | Ernest Charles Drury |
| Essex South | Milton C. Fox |
| Middlesex East | John Freeborn |
| Huron Centre | John Govenlock |
| Carleton | Robert Henry Grant |
| St. Catharines | Frank Howard Greenlaw |
| Kenora | Peter Heenan |
| Kenora | Earl Hutchinson |
| Wellington East | Albert Hellyer |
| Wellington East | William Edgar Raney |
| Huron South | Andrew Hicks |
| Huron South | William George Medd |
| Waterloo South | Karl Homuth |
| Simcoe East | John Benjamin Johnston |
| Grey South | George Mansfield Leeson |
| Grey South | Farquhar Oliver |
| Middlesex West | John Giles Lethbridge |
| Brantford | Morrison MacBride |
| Elgin East | Malcolm MacVicar |
| Wellington West | Robert Neil McArthur |
| Lanark North | Hiram McCreary |
| Peterborough East | Ernest Nicholls McDonald |
| Fort William | Harry (Henry) Mills |
| Northumberland East | Wesley Montgomery |
| Simcoe Centre | Gilbert Hugh Murdoch |
| Brant North | Harry Nixon |
| Lambton East | Leslie Oke |
| Hamilton West | Walter Rollo |
| Oxford North | David Munroe Ross |
| Glengarry | Duncan Alexander Ross |
| Victoria South | Frederick George Sandy |
| Norfolk North | George David Sewell |
| Dufferin | Thomas Kerr Slack |
| Perth South | Peter Smith |
| Durham East | Samuel Sandford Staples |
| London | Hugh Stevenson |
| Haldimand | Warren Stringer |
| Niagara Falls | Charles Swayze |
| Grey North | David James Taylor |
| Essex North | Alphonse George Tisdelle |
| Peterborough West | Thomas Tooms |
| Oxford South | Albert Thomas Walker |
| Renfrew North | Ralph Warren |
| Victoria North | Edgar Watson |
| Lambton West | Jonah Moorehouse Webster |
| Lincoln | Robert Kemp |
| Bruce South | Malcolm Alex McCallum |