Musk's Town Halls Spark Legal Concerns

Elon Musk has initiated a campaign in support of Donald Trump with a series of town hall events across Pennsylvania, emphasizing its strategic importance in the upcoming election. At his first solo event in Folsom, Musk urged voters to register and vote early, despite some attendees questioning this stance due to Trump's previous criticism of early voting. Musk has committed $75 million to his America PAC, which focuses on voter mobilization in battleground states. The events, hosted by America PAC, are free but require attendees to be registered voters in Pennsylvania and to have signed a petition supporting the First and Second Amendments. While Musk's actions are intended to bolster Trump's reelection efforts, they have sparked criticism for potential legal issues surrounding the exchange of value for voter turnout. Musk plans further appearances in Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, and Philadelphia, marking his increased political involvement.