Wisconsin Supreme Court rejects effort to block Musk’s $1M giveaways

The Wisconsin Supreme Court rejected Wisconsin General Josh Caos Cales on Sunday night to stop Elon Musk and America again to complete a planned distribution on Sunday night from $ 1 million to two present in the Green Bay mayoralty, Wisconsin.

The order came just minutes before the event – a supportive conservative candidate Brad Shimel – was ready to start.

In particular, the court also rejected an offer from Musk’s attorneys to ask two judges who were campaigns for the candidate of the Supreme Court of Wisconsin Susan Crawford to withdraw.

The decision came after the Court of Appeal on Saturday declined to have Caul’s emergency proposal to stop the distribution from being held.

Kaul wrote on his initial submission on Friday that he wanted an emergency relief to stop Musk and America again “from further promoting a million dollars to attendees at a planned event on Sunday, March 30, 2025, and forbade respondents from making any payments in the Wisconsin election to vote.”

However, the judge appointed in the case, the judge of respect of the District Court of the County of Colombia W. Andrew Vogt refused to hear the trial before the Gulf Gulf rally on Sunday with Musk – prompting Kaul’s emergency proposal to request the Court of Appeal to take action.

After this emergency proposal was rejected, Caul appealed to Wisconsin’s Supreme Court to intervene on Sunday.

After that, Elon Musk and America’s attorneys again filed requests for the refusal of Wisconsin Supreme Court Rebecca Frank Dalet and Jill J. Carof.

They claimed that since Dalette and Carof’s Caroford campaign, and Crawford is critical of masculine, “in order to avoid potential perceptions of bias and manifestations of possible bias, Judges of Dalet and Carofs should refuse to participate in the review of this issue.”

The lawyers also set the planned distributions on Sunday night as a “PAC speaker agreements”.

In the original case shared by Kaul’s cabinet, Kaul claims that “Musk’s announcement of his intention to pay $ 1 million to two Wisconsin voters who attend his event on Sunday night, more conditioned that they have voted in the upcoming April, 2025, the election of the Supreme Court of the Supreme Court Voter to go to the ballot box, to vote or refrain from voting or to vote for a particular person. “

The lawsuit requested a restrictive order “prohibiting the defendants from further promoting gifts for millions of dollars at the planned Sunday on March 30, 2025”, as well as a temporary restraining order “prohibiting the defendants to make any payments in the election of Wisconsin.

So far, two political groups brought in line with Musk – America Pac and Building America’s Future – have poured nearly $ 20 million in support of Schimel for the open place.

The most rich in the world has used cash distributions in the past, including controversial total article of $ 1 million offered to Swing States voters during last year’s election cycle as part of the efforts to increase President Donald Trump’s chances to win in these countries.

The election at the Supreme Court of Wisconsin on Tuesday as a whole became the center of a political firearm and has become the most expensive state race of the Supreme Court in American History, according to the Brenren Justice Center at New York University.