Question 18503 — elections and referendums

Summary

Ms. Pascale Martin questions the Minister of the Interior and Overseas Territories on the distribution of electoral envelopes for the European elections scheduled for June 9, 2024. Following the call for tenders from the Ministry of the Interior, La Poste was entrusted with the entire distribution of electoral envelopes on the national territory until 2024. Following the unprecedented fiasco in the distribution of professions of faith during the last departmental and regional elections, ensured by Adrexo and with a record non-delivery rate of 27% and 42% respectively, (La Poste presenting non-delivery rates of 8.7% for departmental and 8.9% for regional), it wishes to ensure the organizational arrangements concerning the distribution of electoral envelopes for the election of June 9, 2024. Several questions remain unanswered today. : how will the distribution of electoral envelopes be organized? What budget is allocated to it? Which service provider will ensure the enclosure of professions of faith and ballot papers? Are additional hires planned and under what conditions? How will the Minister ensure that each citizen has actually received their professions of faith and voting slips on time? What control methods are put in place ? How will the Ministry of the Interior ensure that the electoral envelopes arrive early enough so as not to disrupt the tours in the communities crossed by the Olympic flame? Furthermore, the professional unions in the postal activities sector are rightly demanding that the surplus work generated by the distribution of electoral envelopes to the entire population be taken into account. In this sense, it is imperative that the State allocation to La Poste for the distribution of electoral materials returns entirely to the employees responsible for this distribution. Work overload must indeed be remunerated at its fair value. In view of the difficulties encountered at each election (delay in the delivery of envelopes, excessive daily traffic, job vacancies, etc.), the MP joins the demands of the unions which demand: a bonus of 250 euros for agents impacted by this additional workload; meal support for each day of sorting and distribution; the establishment of effective reinforcements; the allocation of a day of compensatory rest. Thus, the MP questions the minister to find out if he will force La Poste to accede to these demands. It is his responsibility to ensure the proper conduct of these elections. on the national territory. She asks him if he will implement all the necessary means for the smooth running of democratic life in the territory.

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