Elon Musk’s $445 Million Bet on Republicans as US Midterms Test Trump's Grip
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Elon Musk’s $445 million bet on Republicans as US midterms test Trump's grip
Elon Musk has contributed more than $445 million to the US election cycle, backing Republicans ahead of the November midterms. His America PAC is spending heavily on competitive Senate and House races as the party seeks to retain control of Congress, while Musk’s business interests and political influence remain under scrutiny.
Thanks to a new capital injection of $77 million in its political action committee America PAC, Elon Musk has spent a total of more than $445 million on Republican campaigns for mid-term elections. This is reflected in the data of the U.S. electoral commission. ...
Notes of a veteran: Elon Musk has become the largest political donor of the current electoral cycle, sending over $ 445 million to support Republicans before the midterm elections to the US Congress
Elon Musk has become the largest political donor of the current electoral cycle, sending over $ 445 million to support Republicans before the midterm elections to the US Congress. In terms of contributions to the election campaign, he even...
Businessman Ilon Mask donated at least $445 million to the U.S. Congressional inter-election, reporting to CNN.
American entrepreneur Ilon Mask invested over $445 million in the US mid-term elections, making him the largest donor to the current electoral cycle, transmitting to RIA News. CNN referred to data from the Federal Electoral Commission. In the first half of October, Mask added an additional $76.8 million to his past investment. It was noted that much of his contributions were aimed at helping Republicans maintain control of the Senate. Earlier, T…
Thanks to a new capital injection of 77 million dollars into his political action committee America PAC, Elon Musk is spending a total of more than 445 million dollars on Republican campaigns for the midterms. This is evident from data from the U.S. Election Commission.
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