Farmer-Labor Party

He was nominated for Governor of Michigan by the Farmer-Labor Party in 1934, but declined.

The Farmer-Labor Party was the result, with Christensen chosen as presidential nominee.

In 1920 the Farmer-Labor Party was organized on a national basis.

There were unsuccessful attempts to develop the party into a national Farmer-Labor Party in the early 1920s.

He was elected to the United States Senate in 1936 as a member of the Farmer-Labor Party.

By the time he ran for office he was a member of the Farmer-Labor Party.

This was the best performance by the Farmer-Labor Party in a state election outside Minnesota, which would soon become its main stronghold.

The 1922 Convention of the Farmer-Labor Party was attended by 72 delegates, representing organizations in 17 states.

His dissertation was a history of the Farmer-Labor Party of Minnesota.

The small, populist Farmer-Labor Party also held two seats following the election.