Elon Musk hands out $1 million payments to Wisconsin voters after state Supreme Court refused request to stop him
- Elon Musk delivered $1 million checks to supporters at a town hall, stating the purpose was to "get attention."
- Musk has invested $20 million in support of Judge Brad Schimel's campaign for the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
- Under Wisconsin law, offering anything of value to influence voters is considered "election bribery" and is a felony.
- A few hundred protesters opposed Musk's actions, while he expressed that the election could impact not only Wisconsin but also the country and the world.
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Elon Musk delivers $1 million in payments following Wisconsin Supreme Court ruling
Elon Musk delivered $1 million checks on Sunday to two Wisconsin voters, who he declared as spokespersons for his political group, before an election for the Wisconsin Supreme Court that the technology industry billionaire has rated as vital to President Donald Trump’s agenda and “the future of civilization.”
Trump's popularity faces test in Wisconsin vote
Donald Trump's tumultuous return to the White House will face a popularity test Tuesday with an election in Wisconsin that has seen the US president's most high-profile aide Elon Musk doling out million-dollar checks to voters.
Musk Gives Out $1 Million Checks in Wisconsin Ahead of Critical Supreme Court Election
A day after the mass protests, Elon Musk traveled to Green Bay, Wisconsin, ahead of Tuesday’s state Supreme Court election. Musk has spent around $20 million to support Trump-backed candidate Brad Schimel over liberal Susan Crawford in what’s become the most expensive judicial election in U.S. history. On Friday, Wisconsin’s attorney general sued Musk for offering to give $1 million checks to two voters who signed one of his petitions. On Sunday…
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