1925 Dahomeyan Administrative Council election

The Administrative Council was established in 1894,^[2] Although it had no elected members, the Chamber of Commerce selected some of the councillors.^[3] However, three elected seats were introduced in 1925.

Three constituencies were created for the elections, Abomey, Ouidah and Porto-Novo. The franchise was extremely restricted, with only 470 people registered to vote.^[4]

Two of the three seats were won by candidates supported by the French colonial authorities. However, Pierre Johnson was elected in Ouidah despite opposition from the French.^[1]