Question 21720 — elections and referendums

Summary

Ms. Séverine Gipson draws the attention of the Minister of Ecological and Inclusive Transition to a recurring remark that appeared during the Great National Debate. With the growing ecological awareness within society, certain practices, particularly electoral ones, are causing discontent among the French. The use of paper ballots in electoral ballots is one of them. In particular, the financial and energy cost of a such practice. For the European elections alone, nearly 2,600 tonnes of paper were needed to print millions of ballot papers. Faced with the expectations of the French concerning the modification of electoral practices and echoing the desire displayed by the Prime Minister to accelerate the ecological transition of the country, she questions the Government about the measures it is considering concerning the reduction of the ecological impact of electoral votes.

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