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A federal judge refused to throw out a fraud lawsuit accusing Elon Musk of rigging a $1 million voter payout he publicly promised would be random. U.S. District Judge Robert Pitman in Austin denied the Tesla and SpaceX CEO's bid Tuesday to have the case thrown out before trial — a motion called summary judgment — on the fraud claim, according to his order filed Monday. The ruling allows an Arizona voter's proposed class action lawsuit, which could represent more than 1 million petition signers, to move toward trial. Musk launched the daily giveaway at an October 2024 rally in Pennsylvania, telling the crowd he would pay $1 million every day to registered voters in swing states who signed America PAC's petition supporting free speech and gun rights. America PAC, the super PAC Musk founded to support President Donald Trump's 2024 presidential run, amplified the promise on X within hours of the rally. "We're gonna be awarding a million dollars, randomly, every day from now until the election," Musk said at the event, according to the America PAC post. But days before the Texas lawsuit was filed, Musk's own lawyer admitted in a Philadelphia court that the winners were not...

The actions “constituted an egregious affront to the First Amendment right of the press and public to access court proceedings.”

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