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On 13 February 2025 it annulled the election in the 2nd constituency of Jura because the winner's second-round opponent, under reinforced guardianship, had been ineligible and his participation decisively affected the distribution of votes. On 7 March 2025 it annulled the election in the 5th constituency of Saône-et-Loire: counting errors at three polling stations, where tables found more ballots than envelopes, led it to deduct five votes from every candidate, which left a candidate who had cleared the 12.5 per cent threshold for the second round by four votes below it. On 11 July 2025 it declared Jean Laussucq (Paris, 2nd constituency), Stéphane Vojetta (5th constituency for French residents abroad) and Brigitte Barèges (Tarn-et-Garonne, 1st constituency) ineligible for one year over expenses paid outside the rules or an in-kind municipal contribution, so that by-elections were required. Each decision concerned a single constituency; none bore on the national result.

VIGINUM assesses with a high level of confidence that operators of the CopyCop network, which it describes as directly involved in Storm-1516 operations, registered the domain ensemble-24.fr on 19 June 2024, typosquatting the coalition's official site ensemble-2024.fr and copying its graphic identity. The fake site claimed the coalition was offering voters a 'Macron bonus' of 100 euros in exchange for their vote and asked them to send their national insurance number to an address matching the party's. VIGINUM dates the operation to 26 June 2024 and counts it among at least 20 Storm-1516 operations aimed at elections in Europe and the United States; it does not measure the site's reach or any effect on votes.