Elon Musk Faces Legal Action Over $2M Giveaway in Wisconsin Court Race

The billionaire's announcement of million-dollar checks for voters has prompted accusations of election law violations as Wisconsin's Attorney General moves to block the initiative.

Elon Musk announced plans to personally distribute $2 million to two voters during a Sunday event in Wisconsin, sparking allegations of election law violations.
Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul has stated his intent to take legal action to prevent Musk's giveaway, citing concerns over its legality under state election laws.
Musk later deleted his original social media post and clarified that the recipients would serve as 'spokesmen' for a petition opposing activist judges.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court race, with over $81 million spent so far, has become the most expensive judicial election in U.S. history and will determine the court's ideological balance.
Musk's involvement, including $20 million in campaign contributions, has drawn criticism for potentially seeking to influence the court's rulings on Tesla's lawsuit and other key issues.