Parliamentary elections were held in Åland, an autonomous region of Finland, on 15 June 1925 to elect the 30 members of Parliament.

Electoral system The 30 members of the Parliament of Åland were elected using a party list system. Voters could choose from 36 lists each containing three candidates nominated by individual electoral associations. A single candidate could appear on multiple lists. There were 42 candidates in total.

Due to inaccuracies found in the documents submitted by the representatives of the voters' associations, the central committee rejected the applications, resulting in the election proceeding without any electoral alliances. The first candidate on a chosen list received one full vote, the second received half a vote, and the third received a third of a vote. Despite the lack of alliances, the overall voting system remained unchanged.

Results List 22, with Anders Viktor Strandfält as its first choice, followed by Julius Sundblom and Torsten Rothberg as its second and third choices respectively, received the highest number of votes (240). Sundblom appeared in the most number of lists (13) while Strandfält only appeared in one. +Elected candidatesVotesJulius Sundblom392.83Anders Forsberg326.50Torsten Rothberg325.83Anders Viktor Strandfält240.00Hugo Elfsberg234.67Gustav Bondestam218.17Axel Åkerfelt190.50F. E. Karlsson189.83Walter Sjöblom177.67Erik Flodin176.50Oskar Bomanson144.83Uno Andersson128.00Johannes Eriksson116.17A. Th. Mattsson113.00Jonatan A. Sjöblom101.00Johannes Troberg99.00Julius Karlsson96.33Karl Anders Lindholm93.00O. Robert Rosenblad91.00Gunnar Johansson89.50Aron Holmberg88.83J. E. Nordström88.67Jean Törnroos86.00Herman Mattsson84.50K. J. Blomroos82.83J. E. Stenroos77.67I. Broman76.83Carl Carlsson71.67Mathias Jansson69.83August Norlund68.50Non-elected candidatesCarl BengtzK. O. DanielssonEdvard ErikssonMatts JanssonA. Th. KarlssonOtto LindellKarl MannerK. A. MansénElis OlofssonConrad PalmerAugust SjögrenGösta SöderlundSource:

Turnout Turnout was higher among men (20.10%) than women (16.15%). +Votes%Valid votes2,60799.58Invalid votes110.42Total votes2,618100.00Registered voters/turnout14,05218.63Source:

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