Elon Musk's Election Campaign: America PAC Criticized for Sluggish Door-to-Door Campaign

The political organization America PAC, supported by billionaire Elon Musk, is under pressure to meet its door-to-door campaign goals in support of the re-election of former President Donald Trump. In particular, there are reports of difficulties in meeting target objectives in the key swing states of Wisconsin and Nevada. Allegations that some campaign workers have lied about the number of voters they contacted are also being investigated. America PAC has made it its mission to mobilize potential voters in the last two weeks leading up to the election on November 5. The focus is on so-called "low propensity voters," those who might support Trump but would not necessarily go to the polls. However, reports from those involved indicate that the set goals are not being met. For example, a manager in Wisconsin warned that the planned 450,000 door contacts by Election Day are not achievable given the current status. Elon Musk has supported this campaign with at least 75 million dollars, making it a central component of Trump's strategy to reclaim the presidency. Despite the financial support, the organization is suffering from organizational problems and employee dissatisfaction, which makes it difficult to achieve the set goals. In Nevada, audits have been conducted to determine if there were irregularities in the documentation of campaign results. Initial reports suggest that workers who falsified results using smartphone apps have been dismissed. Despite the increasing challenges, the campaign continues in full swing, with new ads for recruiting campaign workers now visible on the America PAC website. The payment starts at 30 dollars per hour plus performance bonuses to ensure the necessary workforce.