Toronto East (called East Toronto until 1903) was a federal electoral district represented in the House of Commons of Canada from 1867 to 1935. It was located in the city of Toronto in the province of Ontario. It was created by the British North America Act of 1867. East Toronto initially consisted of St. Lawrence, St. Davids and St. James Wards of the city of Toronto. In 1872, St. James Ward was excluded from the riding. After 1903, the boundaries varied, but generally included the part of the city east of Sherbourne Street. The electoral district was abolished in 1933 when it was redistributed between Broadview and Greenwood ridings. Electoral history East Toronto |- |Conservative |James Beaty |align="right"| 1,113 |Reformer |William Thomas Aikins |align="right"| 980 |Unknown | Mr. Allen |align="right"| 1 |} |- |Conservative |James Beaty, Sr. |align="right"| 872 |Liberal |John O'Donohoe |align="right"| 775 |} |- |Liberal-Conservative |John O'Donohoe |align="right"|1,289 |Unknown |E. Coatsworth |align="right"|1,152 |} |- |Independent |Samuel Platt |align="right"| 1,396 |Unknown |John O'DONOHUE |align="right"| 982 |} |- |Independent |Samuel Platt |align="right"| 1,743 |Unknown |Ed GALLEY |align="right"|1,052 |} |- |Conservative |John Small |align="right"|1,922 |Unknown |Thomas THOMPSON |align="right"|1,496 |} |- |Conservative |John Small |align="right"|2,858 |Liberal | Alfred YOUNG |align="right"|1,603 |Independent |Ernest A. Macdonald |align="right"|164 |} |- |Conservative |Emerson Coatsworth |align="right"| 3,520 |Liberal |Alex E. WHEELER |align="right"| 2,056 |} |- |Independent Conservative |John Ross Robertson |align="right"| 4,631 |Conservative |Emerson Coatsworth |align="right"| 3,012 |} |- |Conservative |Albert E. Kemp |align="right"| 4,07 |Liberal |George ANDERSON |align="right"| 2,830 |Labour |Andrew MCFARREN |align="right"| 93 |} Toronto East |- |Conservative |Albert Edward Kemp |align="right"|4,125 |Liberal |John Knox LESLIE |align="right"|1,993 |} |- |Independent |Joseph Russell |align="right"| 4,039 |Conservative |Albert Edward Kemp |align="right"| 3,246 |} |- |Conservative |Albert Edward Kemp |align="right"| 7,082 |Independent |Joseph Russell |align="right"| 2,281 |Liberal |James PEARSON |align="right"| 1,878 |Labour |James Richards |align="right"|463 |} |- |Conservative |Albert Edward Kemp |align="right"| acclaimed |} |- |Government |Albert Edward Kemp |align="right"| 15,894 |Opposition |John Tristam VICK |align="right"| 4,399 |} |- |Conservative |Edmond Baird Ryckman |align="right"| 5,392 |Independent |Thomas FOSTER |align="right"| 3,680 |Labour | John William BRUCE |align="right"| 1,822 |Liberal |Elizabeth Bethune KIELY |align="right"| 52 |} |- |Conservative |Edmond Baird Ryckman |align="right"| 17,663 |Liberal |Gerald FARRELL |align="right"| 4,036 |} |- |Conservative |Edmond Baird Ryckman |align="right"|13,789 |Liberal |Kathleen BENNETT |align="right"| 3,299 |} |- |Conservative |Edmond Baird Ryckman |align="right"| 13,423 |Liberal |Robert A. ALLEN |align="right"| 6,348 |} |- |Conservative |Edmond Baird Ryckman |align="right"| acclaimed |} |- |Conservative |Thomas Langton CHURCH |align="right"|13,227 |Liberal