Elon Musk's $1 million-a-day voter sweepstakes, organized by his pro-Trump super PAC, is facing legal challenges in Philadelphia, with District Attorney Larry Krasner alleging it constitutes an illegal lottery under state law. During a court hearing, Musk's lawyer stated that winners are not randomly selected but chosen as 'spokespeople' based on personal stories, contradicting claims of chance. Krasner argues the sweepstakes threatens election integrity and lacks transparency regarding the data collected from participants. Musk’s team has criticized the lawsuit as politically motivated, claiming it seeks to undermine his support for Donald Trump. Despite the controversy, the sweepstakes is set to conclude on Election Day, with Musk's PAC having awarded $16 million to voters in battleground states so far. A judge's ruling is imminent, determining whether the giveaway can continue beyond the election.