Getty IMAGESBillionaire Elon Musk has donated a $1 million voter (770,000 pounds) in Wisconsen after the state’s Supreme Court refused to intervene.
Mask announced the award earlier this week before the election of the Wececonsen Supreme Court on Tuesday.
Josh Kual, the prosecutor general, and Democrats, has filed a complaint against the player’s suspension, adding that masks violate a state law banning the vote.
The competition, which could change the control of the state’s Supreme Court to Republicans, has become a flash and the most expensive judicial election in US history.
“We just want the judges to be judges,” Musk said at a rally on Sunday night, before we distribute two $1 million checks (750,000 pounds) to voters who signed a request to stop the “active judges”
Kuul had tried to say that the donation was an illegal attempt to buy votes. Musk’s lawyers replied that the destruction “the political talk of Mr. Mask and reduces the rights of the first amendment.
Mask’s lawyers said the money that “they aim to create a basic movement in opposition to activists, not clearly defend any candidate or against any candidate.
After two courts in favor of a mask, Kual asked the state’s Supreme Court to 11 o’clock. But the Supreme Court unanimously refused to listen to the case.
Masks and President Donald Trump have supported a Conservative candidate, Wukasha Provincial Judge Brad Schimel, hoping to move the Liberal Court.
Judge Shimel is running against the judge of Danti County Susan Crowford, who is supported by the liberal judges of the Supreme Court.
Titanian lawyers also said that the judges who have openly supported Judge Crowford in the Supreme Court’s competition should be prevented from deciding on the matter, as it is a matter of support.
The race of the Wisconsen Supreme Court is seen by political observers as a referendum for the second round of Trump, just months after taking office.
It also comes before the conclusions that will be held in court about the rights of abortion, redistribution of areas and congressional voting that can affect the mid-2026 elections.
Mask himself has considered the elections as an opportunity to stop the redistribution of areas within the framework that can give Democrats a pro-democrat in Congress.
He has donated $14 million to Shimel’s election campaign, as it proves the most expensive judicial competition in the country’s history, a total of $81 million.
Despite his support, Judge Shimel appeared to be away from a mask in recent days and on Friday he told Milawa Journal Sentel that he had no plans to be at the rally.
“I have no idea what he is doing. I have no idea what this rally is,” Judge Shimel told the newspaper.
This is not the first time Musk has declare a voter donation. Last year, he also awarded voters in Wisconsen and six other war states if they signed a request to support the rights of the first and second amendments.
A judge in Pennsylvania later ordered the legal player and said prosecutors could not prove that it was an illegal draw.