Soros-Funded Philadelphia DA Sues to Stop Elon Musk’s Voter Drive Program

Democrat leaders are using every trick to rig the 2024 presidential election.

On October 28, 2024, Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner filed a lawsuit to stop Elon Musk’s $1 million giveaway program to swing state voters. He filed the legal motion in the Common Pleas Court in Philadelphia, where he accused the Tesla founder and current owner of X/Twitter and his America PAC backing former President Donald Trump’s candidacy of “running an illegal lottery in Philadelphia, as well as throughout Pennsylvania.”

The case is centered around Pennsylvania’s lottery and consumer protection laws. 

“Running an illegal lottery and violating consumer protections is ample basis for an injunction and concluding that America PAC and Musk must be stopped, immediately, before the upcoming Presidential Election on November 5,” Krasner said to the court in his lawsuit. “That is because America PAC and Musk hatched their illegal lottery scheme to influence voters in that election.”

Specifically, the district attorney alleged that Musk did not comply with Pennsylvania’s mandates for lottery operators, which mandate publishing a “complete set of lottery rules” and highlighting measures to protect participants’ personal data. He also claimed that the selection of winners could perhaps be rigged. 

“Though Musk says that a winner’s selection is ‘random,’ that appears false because multiple winners that have been selected are individuals who have shown up at Trump rallies in Pennsylvania,” the lawsuit argues, claiming that the lottery rules are “deceptive.”

The lawsuit came on the heels of Musk announcing the eighth winner of America PAC’s $1 million prize in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Musk has remained firm in his commitment to reward registered voters in seven battleground states every day until November 5, 2024 — Election Day. 

For participants to be eligible to participate in the giveaway, they have to sign a petition on the PAC’s website confirming their support for the First and Second Amendments of the US Constitution According to the online petition form, an individual has to be a registered voter to participate, but voting is not mandatory.

The lawsuit also came after several former Republican elected officials, advisers, and Justice Department officials urged Attorney General Merrick Garland to investigate Musk for potentially violating a  federal law that prohibits bribing people to register to vote.

“We urge you to investigate whether America PAC’s payments are prohibited payments for voter registration,” the former officials said in the October 21 letter to Garland and Pennsylvania Attorney General Michelle Henry. “We recognize that they are framed as payments for signing a petition, or for referring voters who sign. But many of the payments are restricted to registered voters, so anyone who wishes to get paid must first register.”

Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton sent a letter on October 24 warning Garland against using the Justice Department to selectively target Republican leaders. 

Cotton’s letter pointed to similar sweepstakes backing  Vice President Kamala Harris and other progressive candidates, which includes one sweepstakes Michelle Obama’s voter registration group held, which potentially awarded a winner a free trip to Las Vegas to meet the former first lady.

“I’m very concerned that the Biden-Harris administration has once again singled out center-right Americans like Mr. Musk for political retribution while turning a blind eye to liberal-leaning groups engaged in similar behavior,” the Arkansas senator stated. “Where are the threats of legal consequences for liberals? Have you sent Michelle Obama an intimidating letter?”

Democrats know that their goose is cooked next week during the general election. So they’re pulling every trick in the book to try to prevent Trump and republican candidates from winning. That’s how things are breaking down in Clown World USA.