When it comes to the level of the Presidency of the Republic, there was a failed attempt to introduce a unique term of 7 years for any elected President and a cancelation of the possibility of ever running for that office in the future. Former Heads of State would not be able to run for office either after such change; it meant that every President in the Republic of Benin would henceforth hold office for only one term (unless he had performed this function temporarily by stepping in as President of the Parliament due to vacancy of the position). The reform of the political parties is the most important, with no discrimination against other reforms since political parties’ liberty in the Republic of Benin, according to the majority of scientific observers, epitomizes the democracy scale of the country. In so doing, Patrice Talon’s government got them to pass legislation that established 2016 an annual allowance of about 0.5% of State-owned resources to political parties. That allowance will be divided according to the political and electoral burden without forgetting each party’s geographical influence. Subsequently, political parties must be represented all over the territory in the Republic of Benin before participating in elections. It must be noted that such reforms must be promoted, for they favor the political system change positively, thus dam up the proliferation of ethnic political parties.