Elon Musk gives checks to $ 1 million ahead of the election in the Supreme Court of Wisconsin

Billionaire Elon Musk distributed $ 1 million (770,000 pounds) to voters in Wisconsin after the state’s Supreme Court refused to intervene.

Musk announced the prize earlier this week, ahead of the harsh elections in the Supreme Court of Wisconsin, which will be held on Tuesday.

Wisconsin Prosecutor General and Democrat Josh Kaul sued the dismissal, claiming that Musk violates the state law that prohibits gifts in exchange for votes.

The race, which can turn the control of the Supreme Court of the state in the Republicans, became the outbreak and the most expensive judicial elections in American history.

Speaking at the rally on Sunday night, Musk said: “We just want the judges to be judges” before giving two $ 1 million (750,000 pounds) voters who signed the petition of the activist’s termination.

Kaul tried to say that the distribution was an illegal attempt to buy votes. In response, Lawyers Musk claims that Kaul “holds back Mr. Moscow’s political speech and reduces his rights first.”

Lawyers Musk added that the payments were “intended to create a grassroots movement as opposed to the judges, so as not to advocate or against any candidate.”

After two lower courts to the side of Musk, Kaul asked the Supreme Court of the state for 11 o’clock. But the Supreme Court unanimously refused to consider the case.

Musk and President Donald Trump supported the candidate for the Conservative, Judge of the County Brad Shel, hoping to turn the liberal court.

Judge Shimel works against Dane Susan Kroford County Judge, who was approved by the Supreme Court’s liberal judges.

Tech Titan’s lawyers also claim that the judges, who have publicly supported the Crowford Judge in the Supreme Court, should be banned from managing on this issue, claiming that this is a prejudice issue.

Wisconsin’s Supreme Court race political observers are regarded as a referendum for the second term of Trump, just months after the inauguration.

It is also ahead of the following cases that will land before the right of abortion, reinterpretation of Congress and voting rules that can affect the 2026 intermediate elections.

Musk himself justified the election as an opportunity to stop the redistribution that can give Democrats a commitment to Congress.

He donated $ 14 million to Judge Shimel because the race is the most expensive judicial race in the country’s history, and in total costs of $ 81 million.

Despite his support, in recent days, Judge Shimel seemed to be away from Musk, telling Milwaukee Journal Sentinel on Friday, which did not plan to be at the rally.

“I have no idea what he is doing. I have no idea what the action is,” Judge Shimel said in the newspaper.

This is not the first time Musk announced the distribution of voters. Last year, he also offered voters on the day in Wisconsin on the day when they signed a petition when they signed a petition, supporting the rights of the first and second amendments.

Later, a judge in Pennsylvania ruled that the distribution was legal, saying that the prosecutor’s office did not prove that it was an illegal lottery.