Wisconsin DA: Elon Musk won’t face charges over 2025 election posts
La Crosse County District Attorney Tim Gruenke said Elon Musk won’t be charged over two March 27, 2025 social posts offering to hand out $1 million each to voters and to petition spokesmen in connection with Wisconsin’s 2025 Supreme Court election; while the posts could be framed as bribery, Gruenke argued they could also be seen as a town-hall entry or pre‑determined payments to spokespersons, making a conviction unlikely. The Wisconsin Elections Commission had previously found the posts violated election-bribery law and referred the matter to a special prosecutor; Musk’s team did not respond.












