US EditionMusk to keep spending on politics despite Wisconsin loss, GOP doubts
- Susan Crawford, a liberal candidate, defeated Brad Schimel in the Wisconsin Supreme Court race.
- Elon Musk's heavy involvement, including spending over $20 million, supported Schimel's campaign.
- Musk rallied for Schimel, wearing a cheesehead and giving $1 million in checks after a speech.
- Musk posted on X, stating about voter ID, "You failed, you couldn't buy the vote."
- Crawford's win maintains the court's liberal majority, fueling GOP concerns for upcoming elections.
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Musk still plans a major role in midterm elections despite loss in Wisconsin: Sources
(adamkaz/Getty Images) (WASHINGTON) — Despite billionaire Elon Musk’s repeated warnings that “Western Civilization” was at stake if the conservative candidate in the Wisconsin Supreme Court race lost, the Tesla CEO and senior adviser to President Donald Trump downplayed Tuesday’s major election defeat, writing in an overnight post that he “expected to lose.” The billionaire, who has dominated headlines since joining Trump’s administration as the…
'Stolen': Elon Musk boosts conspiracy about Wisconsin election results
Tech billionaire and Department of Government Efficiency head Elon Musk appeared to agree with a post on his social platform X Thursday about his candidate's defeat in the Wisconsin state Supreme Court election saying there was "overwhelming" proof that the election was "stolen." Brad Schimel, a conservative judge who had President Donald Trump's endorsement and received $21 million in support from Musk and his organizations, suffered a signifi…
Denver Gazette
DailyTruthReportElon Musk fans GOP anxiety with off-year election performance
Patience with Elon Musk is running thin in some corners of the GOP as party operatives worry he is galvanizing Democratic voters against President Donald Trump despite his willingness to open his pocketbook for Republicans. Throughout Trump’s first few months…
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