In a controversial move, billionaire Elon Musk is backing a political action committee (PAC) that aims to incentivize voter engagement in critical swing states. His PAC is offering $47 for every person who successfully refers a voter to sign a petition focused on free speech and the right to bear arms. While proponents argue this initiative could increase voter participation, critics raise concerns about the legality and ethics of such financial incentives, dubbing it a potential form of vote-buying. The PAC aims to recruit one million voters, intensifying efforts to support Donald Trump in the upcoming election. Musk's approach has sparked debate online, with reactions ranging from support for boosting democratic engagement to accusations of election interference.