The 1925 Saskatchewan general election was held on June 2, 1925, to elect members of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan. The Liberal Party of Saskatchewan – under its new leader, Charles A. Dunning – won its sixth consecutive victory, and continued to dominate the legislature. The Progressive Party of Saskatchewan increased its share of the vote from 7.5% to over 23%, but failed to add to its six member caucus. The Conservative Party of James Anderson also increased its vote by over 14%, but only increased its representation in the legislature from two to three members. The increase in the Progressive and Conservative vote came from voters who had supported independent candidates in the 1921 election.

Results

MLAs elected

{{legend|#EA6D6A|Arm River: George A. Scott}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|Bengough: Thomas Gamble}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|Biggar: Robert Hassard}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|Cannington: Albert Steele}} {{legend|#66CC00|Canora: Joseph McClure}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|Cumberland: Deakin Hall}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|Cut Knife: William Dodds}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|Cypress: Henry Halvorson}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|Elrose: Wilbert Hagarty}} {{legend|#DCDCDC|Estevan: James Creighton}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|Francis: Walter Robinson}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|Gravelbourg: Benjamin McGregor}} {{legend|#66CC00|Hanley: Reginald Stipe}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|Happyland: John Keelan}} {{legend|#DCDCDC|Humboldt: Henry Therres (I-Lib)}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|Île-à-la-Crosse: Joseph Nolin}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|Jack Fish Lake: Donald Finlayson}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|Kerrobert: John Dowd}} {{legend|#66CC00|Kindersley: Ebenezer Whatley}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|Kinistino: Charles McIntosh}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|Last Mountain: Samuel Latta}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|Lloydminster: Robert J. Gordon}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|Lumsden: Hugh Miller}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|Maple Creek: Peter Hyde}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|Melfort: Olin Hill}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|Milestone: Frederick Lewis}} {{legend|#EEBBBB|Moose Jaw City: William George Baker (L-L)}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|Moose Jaw City: William Erskine Knowles}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|Moose Jaw County: Charles Dunning}} {{legend|#DCDCDC|Moosomin: John Salkeld}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|Morse: William MacLachlan}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|North Qu'Appelle: James Garfield Gardiner}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|Notukeu: George Spence}} {{legend|#66CC00|Pelly: Charles Tran}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|Pheasant Hills: James Arthur Smith}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|Pipestone: William John Patterson}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|Prince Albert: Thomas Clayton Davis}} {{legend|#66CC00|Redberry: George Cockburn}} {{legend|#9999FF|Regina City: Murdoch MacPherson}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|Regina City: Donald McNiven}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|Rosetown: John Andrew Wilson}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|Rosthern: John Uhrich}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|Saltcoats: George Sahlmark}} {{legend|#9999FF|Saskatoon City: James Anderson}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|Saskatoon City: Archibald Peter McNab}} {{legend|#66CC00|Saskatoon County: Charles Agar}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|Shellbrook: Edgar Clinch}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|Souris: Jesse Tripp}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|South Qu'Appelle: Anton Huck}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|Swift Current: David Sykes}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|The Battlefords: Allan Pickel}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|Thunder Creek: Robert Donaldson}} {{legend|#9999FF|Tisdale: Walter Buckle}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|Touchwood: John Parker}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|Turtleford: Archibald Gemmell}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|Vonda: James Hogan}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|Wadena: William Henry McKinnon}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|Weyburn: Charles Hamilton}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|Wilkie: Robert Nay}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|Willow Bunch: Abel Hindle}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|Wolseley: Thomas McAfee}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|Wynyard: Wilhelm Paulson}} {{legend|#EA6D6A|Yorkton: Thomas Garry}}

Single-member districts

Multiple-member districts