How would you have voted: Canadian leadership elections

[Peter the Lefty]

Okay, so pick your party and say how you would've voted in it's leadership elections.  And yes, you can change your affiliation at one point.  I realize that it took a while for all parties to democratize their leadership elections (the Liberals still haven't, have they?) so use your imagination.  You may have a Quebec edition and an English-Canadian edition as well, I'd you're a Franco-nationalist who'd support the Bloc in Quebec but another party in the other provinces.  I'll start.  As is to be expected, I'd be an NDP member since its inception.
1961: Tommy Douglas
1971: Ed Broadbent first two ballots/John Paul Harney 3rd ballot/David Lewis 4th ballot
1975: Ed Broadbent
1989: Audrey McLaughlin
1995: Hmmm...probably Alexa McDonough.  Would've wanted in my heart to vote for Robinson, but I also would've known that he'd be electoral suicide. 
2003: Also difficult.  With hindsight, it'd be Layton without question.  But I also would've liked Ducasse a lot, and I'm a big fan of co-operative economics.  But Ducasse also seemed a bit...goofy, I guess.  So Layton would've gotten my vote in the end.
2011: It would have been a very difficult decision.  I guess I'd have voted Mulcair (since the other candidates would all be electoral suicide except for Cullen, who's joint candidate ideas would've turned me off).  I'm withholding judgement on him right now. 

[RogueBeaver]

1919: Mackenzie King
1948: Louis St. Laurent
1958: Lester Pearson
1967: Bob Stanfield
1976: Brian Mulroney
1983: Brian Mulroney
1987: Preston Manning
2000: Stockwell Day
2002: Stephen Harper
2004: Stephen Harper

[TNF]

New Democratic Party

1961: Tommy Douglas
1971: Ed Broadbent
1975: Ed Broadbent
1989: Dave Barrett
1995: Alexa McDonough
2003: Jack Layton
2012: Brian Topp

[RedPrometheus]

New Democratic Party

1961: Tommy Douglas
1971: Ed Broadbent
1975: Rosemary Brown
1989: Dave Barrett
1995: Svend Robinson, then Alexa McDonough
2003: Jack Layton
2012: Peggy Nash

Liberal Party

1948: Louis St. Laurent
1958: Lester Pearson
1968: Pierre Trudeau
1984: Jean Chretien
1990: Jean Chretien
2003: Sheila Copps
2006: Gerard Kennedy
2009: Probably a spoiled ballot

[RedPrometheus]

New Democratic Party

1961: Tommy Douglas
1971: Ed Broadbent
1975: Rosemary Brown
1989: Dave Barrett
1995: Svend Robinson, then Alexa McDonough
2003: Jack Layton
2012: Peggy Nash

Liberal Party

1948: Louis St. Laurent
1958: Lester Pearson
1968: Pierre Trudeau
1984: Jean Chretien
1990: Jean Chretien
2003: Sheila Copps
2006: Gerard Kennedy
2009: Probably a spoiled ballot

[Hatman 🍁]

NDP

1961 - Tommy Douglas
1971 - David Lewis
1975 - Rosemary Brown
1989 - Howard McCurdy 
1995 - Alexa McDonough
2003 - Bill Blaikie (intended vote)
2011 - Thomas Mulcair (actual vote)

[Dr. Cynic]

Progressive Conservative:

1967: Duff Roblin
1976: Joe Clark
1983: Joe Clark
1993: Garth Turner, Jean Charest
1995: Jean Charest
1998: Joe Clark
2003: Scott Brison, Brison, David Orchard, Jim Prentice


Liberals

1948: Louis St. Laurent
1958: Lester Pearson
1968: John Turner, Turner, Pierre Trudeau, Trudeau
1984: Jean Chretien
1990: Jean Chretien
2003: Paul Martin
2006: Gerard Kennedy, Kennedy, Bob Rae
2009: Spoiled ballot


New Democrats

1961: Tommy Douglas
1971: Ed Broadbent, Broadbent, John Harney, David Lewis
1975: Ed Broadbent
1989: Howard McCurdy, Steven Langdon, Langdon, Audrey McLaughlin
1995: Lorne Nystrom, Alexa McDonough
2003: Jack Layton
2012: Brian Topp (Probably would've switched to Mulcair on the second or third ballot)

[DC Al Fine]

PC

1967: Bob Stanfield
1976: Claude Wagner
1983: John Crosbie
1993: Jean Charest
1995: Charest (default)
1998: Brian Pallister
2003: Scott Brison

Liberals
1968: Robert Winters
1984: John Turner
1990: Paul Martin
2003: Paul Martin
2006: Scott Brison

NDP
1961: Tommy Douglas
1971: David Lewis
1975: Ed Broadbent
1989: Dave Barrett
1995: Alexa McDonough
2003: Bill Blaikie
2012: Nathan Cullen

[Orthogonian Society Treasurer]

(Progressive) Conservative
1927: R.B. Bennett
1938: M. A. MacPherson
1942/48/56/67: John Diefenbaker
1976: Claude Wagner
1983: David Crombie
1998/2003: David Orchard
2004: Stephen Harper

Reform/Canadian Alliance
2000: Preston Manning
2002: Stephen Harper