The Wisconsin Supreme Court made a decision in Elon Musk's favor on Sunday. (Getty Images | iStock)
Kaul argued that Musk's giveaway violates state election laws, though the two recipients of Musk's forthcoming checks have already voted.
"The offer to pay $1 million to two Wisconsin electors, conditioned on their having voted in the upcoming election, is a violation of Wisconsin Statute § 12.11, which prohibits offering ‘anything of value’ in exchange for "vot[ing] or refrain[ing] from voting," the attorney general's filing stated.
"Wisconsin law prohibits offering anything of value to induce anyone to vote," Kaul continued. "Yet, Elon Musk did just that."
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Musk was subjected to a failed injunction request to stop his handouts of $1 million to Wisconsin voters. (AP Images)
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"I will also hand over checks for a million dollars to 2 people to be spokesmen for the petition," Musk added.
The Associated Press and Fox News Digital's Charles Creitz and Patrick McGovern contributed to this report.
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