Wisconsin attorney general sues Elon Musk to block $1 million payment offers
- The Wisconsin Supreme Court election between Brad Schimel and Susan Crawford on April 1, 2025, is generating significant interest, with the winner potentially impacting redistricting and cases related to Act 10, which required public employees to contribute to their health insurance.
- The election's outcome could influence Wisconsin's economic prosperity and the balance of power in the House, especially given the razor-thin Republican majority and potential redistricting efforts.
- Brad Schimel, a former Wisconsin Attorney General and Waukesha County judge, is campaigning on public safety and parental rights in education.
- Elon Musk endorsed Brad Schimel, urging voters to support "Superjudge" to prevent Democrats from redrawing Wisconsin districts and potentially flipping the House, while Susan Crawford has received financial support from George Soros.
- Americans for Prosperity Wisconsin has engaged over 600,000 voters since November 2024, emphasizing the election's importance for economic prosperity.
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The Wisconsin Supreme Court unanimously decided not to hear a last-minute attempt by a state attorney general seeking to prevent Elon Musk from giving away million-dollar checks on Sunday. The news came just before the Tesla CEO was set to host an America PAC town hall in Green Bay on Sunday…
Wisconsin’s attorney general asks state Supreme Court to stop Musk’s $1M payments
MADISON, Wis. — Wisconsin’s attorney general on Sunday asked the liberal-controlled state Supreme Court to stop billionaire Elon Musk from handing over $1 million checks to two voters, a request that came hours before President Donald Trump’s ally planned the giveaway at an evening rally. Read more...
Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul has asked the state's highest court to block a million-dollar gift from billionaire Elon Musk that he planned to distribute today at Green Bay City Hall ahead of next week's Wisconsin Supreme Court election.
Wisconsin Supreme Court Election: Elon Musk gives reason Americans should vote for Brad Schimel
United States tech billionaire Elon Musk has explained why Americans should vote for Brad Schimel in the Wisconsin Supreme Court election. In a statement on his X account on Sunday, Musk urged the American people to elect Schimel to prevent the Democrats from flipping the House and blocking President Donald Trump’s administration reforms. “Vote for Superjudge Brad Schimel in Wisconsin on Tuesday!! “The Republican House majority is razor-thin, an…
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Wisconsin’s attorney general filed a last-minute appeal to the state Supreme Court days after an appellate court denied his request to prevent billionaire DOGE leader Elon Musk from giving $1 million checks to two individuals at Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate Brad Schimel’s Green Bay rally on Sunday evening. An appeals judge rejected Democrat Joshua Kaul’s bid for an emergency injunction Saturday, as Schimel – a Republican former state attorn…
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