Billionaire Elon Musk’s political action committee, America PAC, is offering Wisconsin voters $100 to sign a petition opposing “activist judges” just two weeks before the state’s Supreme Court election. The move has sparked controversy, with Susan Crawford’s campaign accusing Musk of trying to buy votes for preferred candidate Brad Schimel, who is linked to Musk and the Republican Party. The election will determine the court’s ideological balance and could impact key issues such as abortion and public sector unions.
The petition, similar to a previous tactic used by Musk’s PAC in battleground states during the presidential election, aims to collect data on Wisconsin voters and energize them in line with President Trump’s agenda. Musk’s other group, Building America’s Future, is also supporting Schimel’s campaign, positioning him as a pro-Trump conservative.
Critics have accused Musk of trying to secure a favorable ruling in Tesla’s lawsuit against Wisconsin. With tensions high and early voting underway, the Supreme Court election in Wisconsin has become a closely watched race with national implications.
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