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Elon Musk has inserted himself into an American presidential election more than perhaps any other uber-wealthy person in modern history. There is no question that one of the world’s richest people is going to great lengths to speak and spend Donald Trump into the White House.
But could Musk’s latest gambit venture into illegal territory — by paying people to, in effect, register to vote?
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