[14] In the concurrent regional elections, Chez Nous won 2.83% of the popular vote and no seats in the Walloon Parliament.

[14] In September 2024, it was reported that the party was on the verge of implosion due to internal conflict, which included an attempt to oust Jérôme Munier.

[18] In 2021, the party and Vlaams Belang entered an agreement in which the VB will not field candidates within the French-speaking electorate and endorse Chez Nous in Wallonia.

[26] On 5 February 2023, a party meeting was to be held in Gilly in the Charleroi region but it was banned by Mayor Paul Magnette one day before it was scheduled to begin.

[29] On March 30, a party conference was scheduled to again take place in Gilly with guest speakers to include Gerolf Annemans, Virginie Joron and Alice Cordier (co-founder of Collectif Némésis).

The decision was also attacked by Vlaams Belang who called it "democracy à la PS" and met with some criticism from other Flemish politicians.

[30] Chez Nous attempted to hold a new event in Cuesmes, however this was also banned by the Mayor Nicolas Martin after confrontations between police, party members and anti-fascist activists.