1925 Assembly of Representatives election

1925 Assembly of Representatives election

← 1920 6 December 1925 1931 →
221 seats in the Assembly of Representatives
Turnout	57%
Party Leader Seats Ahdut HaAvoda David Ben-Gurion 54 Hapoel Hatzair Yosef Sprinzak 30 Others 20 HaSephardim 19 Hatzohar Ze'ev Jabotinsky 15 Hebrew Women's Association Beba Idelson 13 Agricultural Bloc 13 Democrat's Association 12 Mizrachi Yehuda Leib Maimon 7 Centre List 6 National Citizens 6 Ma'amad Hapoalim 6 Hapoel HaMizrachi 6 Hapoel HaMizrachi HaMeuhad 4 Polish List 4 Valley Kibbutzim List 2 Safed Municipality List 2 HaMerkaz HaHakla'i 1 Galilee Farmers Association 1 Eastern Farmers Association 1 Georgian's List 1 Hebrew Women's Popular list 1 Givat HaRambam list 1 Young Mizrachi List 1 Craftsmen's Centre 1 Bnei Brak Residents' List 1 This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below. President of the Jewish National Council before President of the Jewish National Council after David Yellin Independent David Yellin Independent

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Elections to the Assembly of Representatives in Mandatory Palestine were held on 6 December 1925, electing the legislature of the Yishuv. Around half the votes went to parties associated with trade unions.^[1] Ahdut HaAvoda remained the largest party in the Assembly.