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Elon Musk embroiled in "million-dollar lottery" lawsuit dispute
Gate News bot message, Musk is facing legal challenges again, this time due to a so-called "million-dollar lottery" event. A U.S. federal judge has ordered Musk to respond to a class-action lawsuit. The lawsuit was initiated by Arizona voter Jacqueline McCafferty, accusing Musk and the "American Political Action Committee" he established of misleading voters to provide personal information during the 2024 election.
McCarthy stated that Musk and others promised to randomly select a $1 million winner through a lottery to attract voters in seven swing states to sign a petition. However, voters actually had no chance of receiving this prize, and the personal information they provided was used for political data collection. This information included sensitive details such as names, addresses, emails, and phone numbers.