Confier à la Poste le monopole de la distribution de la propagande électorale

This is a French private member's bill (proposition de loi ordinaire) tabled in the National Assembly during the 15th legislature. It would give La Poste, the national postal operator, a monopoly over distributing electoral propaganda, meaning campaign leaflets and election materials sent to voters. The aim is to make delivery of this material a state-controlled public service rather than an open market. Based on the title alone, the bill does not show the detailed rules, pricing, or enforcement mechanisms, which would appear in the full text. The main parties affected are La Poste, candidates and political parties who send campaign mail, and voters who receive it. Postal delivery of campaign material would be reserved to La Poste, which could affect how other operators and campaign organisers distribute materials. This summary is based on metadata only, not the full legislative text.