Elon Musk will invest about 100 million dollars to support Republican candidates for the Senate and the House

New York.- The tycoon Elon Musk, the main donor to the electoral campaign that brought Donald Trump to the White House, plans to invest between 100 and 120 million dollars starting next month to support Republican candidates in at least eight states, as reported this Thursday by The New York Times.

Musk seems to have left his frustration with the Republicans behind and has ordered his political action committee (PAC), America PAC, to allocate those resources to the November legislative elections, the Times reported, citing sources familiar with the plans.

The newspaper adds that members of the PAC have already communicated the decision to Republican leaders over the last few weeks.

Musk to support campaigns in key states

America PAC is targeting several Senate races in Alaska, Iowa, Maine, Michigan, and Ohio, and is in talks regarding campaigns in North Carolina, Georgia, and Texas, according to the newspaper.

Musk’s PAC will invest in campaigns for the House of Representatives in states such as California, Wisconsin, and Washington.

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According to the Times, the organization is also coordinating its strategy with other conservative groups to optimize electoral efforts and is hiring firms specializing in direct voter contact, under the direction of Chris Young, Musk’s top political advisor.

Musk allocated nearly 300 million dollars to Trump’s 2024 presidential campaign.