Elon Musk's mom has been fact-checked on her son's social media platform after being accused of encouraging followers to commit voter fraud. Maye Musk, 76, quoted a post by her son before he spoke at Donald Trump ’s rally in Butler, Pennsylvania yesterday, during which he branded himself a "dark MAGA ." The billionaire wrote: “Super important to get all your friends and family to register to vote.
Georgia’s registration deadline is Monday!!” Melania Trump makes Barron autism confession as 'bullying caused damage' View fans rage at 'egotistical brat' Trump after disgusting Liz Cheney insult However, Maye took things further by suggesting to her 1.1 million followers they could vote more than once under fake names - which is illegal. “The Democrats have given us another option,” she said.
“You don’t have to register to vote. On Election Day, have 10 fake names, go to 10 polling booths and vote 10 times. That’s 100 votes, and it’s not illegal.
Maybe we should work the system too.” Followers, including several attorneys, quickly called her out for the post, and a community note soon appeared underneath her post which said: “This is, in fact, illegal.” The note also linked to the US Code which states voting more than once intentionally is federally prohibited.
Attorneys also informed Maye that her post was “a solicitation of a crime.” One said: “This tweet constitutes the solicitation of a crime and is in itself a fully completed criminal act. If at.
