Howland House of Representatives election, 1955

The 1955 Howland House of Representatives election was the third election to the House of Representatives of Howland. It took place on Saturday, June 26, 1955, to elect all 30 seats in the House. The 30 Representatives comprised the 3rd House of Representatives of Howland, which existed from August 5, 1955, until August 5, 1958, during the 13th through the 18th ordinary sessions of the National Assembly of Howland.

The incumbent center-right Independence Party of Howland led by Prime Minister Ben Goodwin sought a third term against the opposition center-left Howland Social Democrats led by Opposition leader Timothy Kelley. Independence was returned to government with 17 out of the 30 seats. This election was notable in that a candidate from neither of the two major parties was elected for the first time.