These three deputies "resigned" by the Constitutional Council

They have been dismissed. The Constitutional Council has declared three MPs ineligible by rejecting their campaign accounts. These are two Macronist MPs – Jean Laussuc (Paris) and Stéphane Vojetta ( ^5th constituency of French people living outside France) – and a UDR parliamentarian, Éric Ciotti's party, Brigitte Barèges (Tarn-et-Garonne).

This decision takes immediate effect: they are therefore "automatically resigned" from their mandates and ineligible for "a period of one year" , states the highest French court responsible for monitoring the regularity of elections. Partial elections will soon be organized to replace the three deposed.

• Jean Laussucq is accused of having paid "campaign expenses using his personal bank account" and of having allowed third parties to pay "directly a significant portion of the expenses incurred for his 2024 election campaign. " These expenses represent "21% of the amount of the account's expenses" and "10.2% of the authorized spending limit," or 7,030 euros.
• Concerning Stéphane Vojetta , who defeated Manuel Valls in 2022, he "irregularly" paid a "substantial part of the expenses incurred", in particular his "transport costs".
• As for the now former far-right MP Brigitte Barèges , she was declared ineligible for having invoiced the involvement in her campaign of two municipal collaborators from Montauban, of which she was mayor, for her campaign.