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Published on 06:28 GMT

Musk hands out millions in bid to sway Wisconsin court vote

Tesla CEO Elon Musk gave two voters in Wisconsin million-dollar checks on Sunday night as he seeks to swing the US state's top court to the right. Voters in Wisconsin will choose on April 1 between a conservative and a liberal judge in a vote that is …

Source: Deutsche Welle - Public Broadcaster
Published on 10:12 GMT

Elon Musk's Wisconsin Event Interrupted by Heckler

Elon Musk was interrupted by a heckler on Saturday at an event in Wisconsin where he handed out two $1 million cheques to two voters who backed his petition against "activist judges." Newsweek contacted Musk, via the Tesla and SpaceX press …

Source: Newsweek - Left-wing
Published on 11:12 GMT

How a Wisconsin state supreme court race will be a test of the abortion issue

The United States on Tuesday will face its first major election of the Trump 2.0 era: a race for a single state supreme court seat in Wisconsin that could not only rewrite abortion access in the state, but test whether the issue of abortion rights can …

Source: The Guardian - Center-left
Published on 03:57 GMT

Elon Musk rallies support for DOGE at Wisconsin campaign event

Elon Musk began and ended his town hall in Green Bay, Wisconsin, on Sunday by urging attendees to back conservative Brad Schimel in the state's high-stakes Supreme Court election on Tuesday. But the bulk of Musk's nearly two-hour event was …

Source: NBC News - Center-left
Published on 02:17 GMT

Musk gives away $1m cheques ahead of Wisconsin's Supreme Court election

ShareSave Lawyers for Elon Musk argued that Wisconsin's attorney general was curtailing his free speech in trying to block the cheque giveaway Billionaire Elon Musk has given away $1m (£770,000) cheques to voters in Wisconsin after the state supreme …

Source: BBC - Public Broadcaster
Published on 06:45 GMT

The people vs Musk: billionaire transforms Wisconsin court contest

Source: The Financial Times - Neutral
Published on 00:18 GMT

Elon Musk Scores Big Legal Win at Wisconsin Supreme Court

By Jason Lemon is a Senior Politics Editor at Newsweek based in Brooklyn, New York. Prior to taking on the editor role, Jason's reporting focused on U.S. politics and international affairs. He joined Newsweek in 2018, and had previously worked as an …

Source: Newsweek - Left-wing
Published on Mar 30, 2025

Musk visits Wisconsin ahead of critical election

IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser. UP NEXT Search for earthquake survivors enters critical phase 02:20 Good News: Boy receives sports car parade for birthday surprise 03:22 NBC News Exclusive: Trump defends …

Source: NBC News - Center-left
Published on 11:38 GMT

Elon Musk says it's 'very, very hard to start a business and have it succeed' at Wisconsin town hall

Elon Musk said it's "very, very hard to start a business and have it "succeed" in response to a question at a town hall in Wisconsin on Sunday. "It is true that most businesses that start do not succeed," he told an 18-year-old …

Source: Business Insider - Neutral
Published on 04:50 GMT

Why Elon Musk is investing in the Wisconsin Supreme Court election

Supreme Court races in Wisconsin are supposed to be nonpartisan, but right now, you would have a hard time finding anyone in Wisconsin who believes that. The airwaves are saturated with ads for either conservative Brad Schimel or liberal Susan Crawford. …

Source: CBS 4 - Minnesota - Neutral