Musk Donates To Republican Candidates
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Billionaire Elon Musk donated $158 million last month to the main super PAC supporting Senate Republicans, which almost immediately sent the money to a group that supports GOP Texas Senate candidate Ken Paxton, according to Federal Election Commission filings.
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- 16 Oct
Billionaire Elon Musk donated $158 million last month to the main super PAC supporting Senate Republicans, which almost immediately sent the money to a group that supports GOP Texas Senate candidate Ken Paxton, according to Federal Election Commission filings.
Coverage 3 articles
21 Oct Republicans bet Musk’s millions can rescue Texas’ Ken Paxton in US Senate race
The Straits Times
16 Oct Elon Musk dumps $158 million into Texas Senate race that Trump now fears losing in eleventh-hour Hail Mary
Daily Mail
16 Oct Musk donates over $150 million to Senate GOP group, assisting Paxton
CBS News
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