Wisconsin recipient of $1m from Musk was active in Republican campaigning

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

72% : Kinser, a longtime advocate of charter schools and education voucher schemes, was running for superintendent of public instruction, a statewide office whose holder leads public schools in the state.
55% : Crawford won in a victory that has proved galvanising to a local and national Democratic party as it seeks to emerge from the political wilderness after losing to Trump in 2024.
45% : Jacobs - who is chair of the Wisconsin College Republicans - also objected on X to Republicans who supported amendments to the state's constitution to ban outside organizations in state elections.
37% : Nicholas Jacobs was immersed in party activities, even working to elect the Musk-favored candidate who lost Archived social media posts from a student Republican operative, Nicholas Jacobs, who received a $1m check from Elon Musk, show that he was deeply immersed in Republican electioneering over the last year, working not only to elect Donald Trump but other party candidates in the state.

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