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Musk Deletes Pro-Republican Posts After Democratic Election Gains

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Elon Musk removed social media posts that urged support for Republican candidates following significant Democratic victories. One pinned message had called on followers to vote Republican on Election Day. Musk had reportedly contributed around $458 million to the election cycle, making him a major donor. The election outcome was also linked to a drop in his personal wealth and in the stock prices of his companies.

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