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Elon Musk election giveaway lawsuits Developing

First reported Oct 15, 4:18 PM ET by HuffPost · ongoing, 45 hours so far

Musk settles election lottery lawsuits over $1 million voter giveaways (opens the original story in a new tab)

The HillOct 16, 1:32 PM

6 / 27 outletsNot yet: New York Post, The New York Times, Fox News, Bloomberg +17
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01204,0008,0001810/1606121810/17061210/15 4 PM · HuffPost: Elon Musk Settles Class Action Lawsuit Over Duping Trump Supporters

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Not yet: New York Post, The New York Times, Fox News, Bloomberg, Newsweek, Business Insider, Reuters, Breitbart, Los Angeles Times, CNBC, USA Today, Associated Press, The Washington Post, MS NOW, CBS News, The Wall Street Journal, Politico, ABC News, TIME, NTD, Vox

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Musk Settles Lawsuit Related To $1 Mil Election Giveaways

Bluesky · Newsmax · Oct 16, 6:18 PM

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