This is a list of candidates for the Ontario New Democratic Party in the 1975 Ontario general election.
Central Ontario RidingCandidate's NameNotes Residence Occupation Votes % RankDufferin–SimcoeIan Perkins3,31711.613rdHastings—PeterboroughBob Thompson2,96113.083rdNorthumberlandJohn Taylor6,2593rdPeterboroughGillian SandemanNDP candidate for Peterborough in the 1974 federal election16,1691stSimcoe CentrePaul Wessenger11,6232ndSimcoe EastRoger Pretty10,3962ndVictoria—HaliburtonF. McLaughlin3,7183rd
Eastern Ontario/Ottawa RidingCandidate's NameNotes Residence Occupation Votes % RankCarletonGordon Kritsch7,7693rdCarleton EastEvelyn GigantesRadio/television broadcaster11,98136.021stCarleton—GrenvilleReg Willis5,74124.942ndCornwallGeorge SamisMember of Provincial Parliament for Cornwall (1974–1985) Teacher11,92751.111stFrontenac—AddingtonBill Barnes3,37914.573rdKingston and the IslandsLars Thompson6,13424.543rdLanarkGeorge Murray3,06615.053rdLeedsJohn Fielding5,72123.952ndOttawa CentreMichael CassidyMember of Provincial Parliament for Cornwall (1971–1984) Member of Ottawa City Council (1970–1972)OttawaJournalist10,65838.921stOttawa EastRobert Cournoyer4,54318.593rdOttawa SouthEileen Scotton11,09932.432ndOttawa WestSue Findlay8,8713rdPrescott and RussellR. DesRochers5,0273rdPrince Edward—LennoxJan Nicol3,2503rdQuinteC. McLaughlan4,7443rdRenfrew NorthRobert Cox5,9383rdRenfrew SouthLawrence Smith3,4793rdStormont—Dundas—GlengarryGerard Lussier2,8013rd
Greater Toronto Area RidingCandidate's NameNotes Residence Occupation Votes % RankArmourdaleM. Mocciola6,25518.573rdBeaches—WoodbineMarion BrydenTorontoResearcher10,50045.671stBellwoodsRoss McClellanSocial worker4,92138.151stBramptonJohn Deamer10,79328.532ndBurlington SouthBill Brown8,85923.903rdDon MillsBob Sherwood8,216 27.452ndDovercourtTony LupusellaToronto5,74841.841stDownsviewOdoardo Di SantoJournalist/paralegal8,09036.971stDurham EastDoug MoffattScugogTeacher12,824 41.961stDurham NorthLesley Griffin6,18921.733rdDurham WestCharles GodfreyPhysician11,53939.161stEglintonEileen Elmy4,71314.283rdEtobicokeEd PhilipRexdaleEducator8,99537.661stHalton—BurlingtonBill Johnson6,64423.513rdHigh Park—SwanseaEd ZiembaCandidate for Toronto City Council in the 1974 Toronto municipal electionToronto10,21539.981stHumberBob Curran7,63919.283rdLakeshorePatrick LawlorMember of Provincial Parliament for Lakeshore (1967–1981)TorontoLawyer14,27151.011stMississauga EastLarry Taylor6,4353rdMississauga NorthDavid Busby10,7872ndMississauga SouthDanny Dunleavy7,1023rdOakvilleDoug Black5,9693rdOakwoodTony GrandeTorontoTeacher7,38839.251stOrioleKen Crooke7,40923.33rdOshawaMichael BreaughOshawaTeacher14,4421stParkdaleJan DuksztaMember of Provincial Parliament for Parkdale (1971–1981)Psychiatrist7,15841.711stRiverdaleJim RenwickMember of Provincial Parliament for Riverdale (1964–1984) President of the New Democratic Party (1967–1969)Lawyer9,13350.31stScarborough CentreDave Gracey5,59526.282ndScarborough EastAnn Marie Hill7,27120.93rdScarborough—EllesmereDavid WarnerNDP candidate for York—Scarborough in the 1974 and 1972 federal electionsTeacher9,45239.21stScarborough NorthGuy Beaulieu7,26819.13rdScarborough WestStephen LewisLeader of the Ontario New Democratic Party (1970–1978) Member of Provincial Parliament for Scarborough West (1963–1978)15,71756.11stSt. Andrew—St. PatrickB. Beardsley7,62734.62ndSt. DavidJim Lemon7,99030.52ndSt. GeorgeLukin Robinson5,85822.93rdWilson HeightsHoward MoscoeTorontoTeacher7,4763rdYork CentreTony Snedker7,74821.993rdYork EastEd Chmielewski5,9183rdYork MillsAllan Millard7,252 18.53rdYork NorthRobert Lewis9,263 3rdYork SouthDonald C. MacDonaldMember of Provincial Parliament for York South (1955–1982) President of the New Democratic Party (1971–1975) Leader of the Ontario New Democratic Party (1953–1970)TorontoJournalist/teacher13,365 48.501stYork WestIan Barrett9,45426.383rdYorkviewFred YoungUnited Church minister13,40652.401st
Hamilton/Niagara RidingCandidate's NameNotes Residence Occupation Votes % RankBrockFred Lindal5,96924.402ndErieMaurice Keck6,90633.302ndHamilton CentreMike DavisonHamilton8,77838.141stHamilton EastRobert W. MackenzieNDP candidate for Hamilton—Wentworth in the 1974 and 1972 federal elections CCF candidate for Windsor—Walkerville in the 1955 provincial electionHamiltonUnion leader (United Steelworkers)13,97147.831stHamilton MountainBrian CharltonHamilton11,07533.772ndHamilton WestRay Fazakas7,24325.673rdLincolnRon Leavens4,09219.503rdNiagara FallsPeter Sobol7,0033rdWellandMel Swart10,2091stSt. CatharinesFred Dickson9,21531.813rdWentworthIan DeansMember of Provincial Parliament for Wentworth (1967–1979)Firefighter14,7911stWentworth NorthC. Faulknor8,1803rd
Northern Ontario RidingCandidate's NameNotes Residence Occupation Votes % RankAlgomaBud WildmanEcho BayTeacher4,96238.541stAlgoma—ManitoulinWinston Baker4,35232.492ndCochrane NorthRené Brixhe3,72823.632ndCochrane SouthBill FerrierMember of Provincial Parliament for Cochrane South (1967–1977)United Church minister10,78446.621stFort WilliamIain AngusThunder Bay9,17336.591stKenoraBill Watkins5,16530.252ndLake NipigonJack StokesMember of Provincial Parliament for Thunder Bay (1967–1975)6,60350.501stMuskokaKen Cargill5,7602ndNickel BeltFloyd LaughrenMember of Provincial Parliament for Nickel Belt (1971–1998)SudburyEconomist/Professor at Cambrian College10,4811stNipissingMike O'Hallarn5,0543rdParry SoundLarry Labine2,9733rdPort ArthurJim FouldsMember of Provincial Parliament for Port Arthur (1971–1987)Port ArthurTeacher12,21349.741stRainy RiverM. Lichtenstein2,2593rdSault Ste. MarieRon Moreau13,47039.672ndSudburyBud GermaMember of Provincial Parliament for Sudbury (1971–1981) Member of Parliament for Sudbury (1967–1968)11,5111stSudbury EastElie MartelMember of Provincial Parliament for Sudbury East (1967–1987)SudburyTeacher18,6501stTimiskamingRobert BainSmall business owner1st
Southwestern Ontario RidingCandidate's NameNotes Residence Occupation Votes % RankBrant—Oxford—NorfolkJim Schneider4,79118.363rdBrantfordMac MakarchukMember of Provincial Parliament for Brantford (1967–1971)BrantfordJournalist12,04839.051stCambridgeMonty DavidsonUnion leader (Textile Workers Union of America)11,39938.201stChatham—KentRon Franko5,72824.673rdEssex NorthLucien Lacasse7,67835.422ndEssex SouthRalph Wensley6,05826.363rdGreyColin L. Swan2,83510.983rdGrey–BruceLorne Creighton1,2355.183rdHaldimand—NorfolkNorm Walpole4,96715.823rdHuron—BruceDonald Milne2,63510.483rdHuron—MiddlesexPaul Carroll1,9679.023rdKent—ElginRay McGaffey2,2429.923rdKitchenerMeg Young7,36725.143rdKitchener—WilmotM. Rosenberg8,18433.422ndLambtonMaurice Payne1,1815.523rdLondon CentrePat Chefurka7,89627.463rdLondon NorthMike Warren5,57018.053rdLondon SouthEdith Welch7,17119.883rdMiddlesexH. Aitkenhead3,1273rdOxfordPeter Klynstra4,6753rdPerthLarry J. Wraith2,9893rdSarniaIvan Hillier2,95710.483rdWaterloo NorthJack Kersell6,8803rdWellington SouthCarl Hamilton6,8332ndWellington—Dufferin—PeelGerry Campbell6,1693rdWindsor—RiversideFred BurrTeacher13,27347.851stWindsor—SandwichTed BounsallMember of Provincial Parliament for Windsor West (1971–1975)WindsorProfessor at the University of Windsor10,5431stWindsor—WalkervilleDavid Burr6,9232nd
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