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Elon Musk announced he will distribute $2 million to Wisconsin voters participating in the Supreme Court election, following a $1 million award to a resident opposing "activist judges." His involvement has drawn criticism, with opponents accusing him of attempting to buy influence, especially as his company Tesla faces legal challenges in the state. The election, pivotal for the court's ideological balance, has already seen unprecedented spending, surpassing $81 million.
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Elon Musk offers two million dollars to Wisconsin voters amid court election
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