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Musk's costly election involvement continues to weigh on his finances and stock

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Elon Musk's heavy spending on the recent election is still producing consequences, according to reporting by the Times of India. The article describes a midterm-related gamble and a decline in the value of stocks linked to his ventures. Analysts and observers are pointing to the financial fallout as a continuing effect of his political involvement. The full article text was not provided, so the specific figures and details are limited to the headline and framing of the original piece.

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