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America PAC
The America PAC (AMERICA) is a super PAC (political action committee) created by Elon Musk with the backing of a number of prominent tech businessmen to support Donald Trump's 2024 presidential campaign, and later used to support other conservative candidates and causes. The group's primary purpose is to finance canvassing operations. Musk is the primary donor, with his contributions making up 91% of the declared contributions as of December 2024.
America PAC was founded to support Donald Trump's campaign during the 2024 United States presidential election. Backers include Elon Musk, Douglas Leone, Palantir Technologies co-founder Joe Lonsdale, Tyler Winklevoss, Cameron Winklevoss, Ken Howery, Shaun Maguire of Sequoia Capital, and SpaceX board member Antonio Gracias. Musk told friends earlier in 2024 that he sought secrecy about his support for Trump; some of his backers initially "anchored" the PAC so that Musk's investment would be made after July 1 and thus would not be publicly disclosed until shortly before the election.
Musk said in an interview with Jordan Peterson that he has "created a PAC or Super PAC or whatever you want to call it" called "America PAC". Musk was reported to have pledged to contribute $45 million a month to the PAC. However, Musk has subsequently stated that the $45 million per month commitment never took place, and that the press has misreported his intentions. He further clarified that he will be donating to America PAC, but in a much lower albeit unspecified amount. From its inception through September 2024, Musk was the sole donor to the PAC, totaling about $75 million, increasing to more than $118 million in October 2024.
In the end stages of the 2024 election season the Trump campaign outsourced much of the on the ground campaigning in swing states to America PAC. In October, Musk seized the X handle @America to promote the group.
In 2025, America PAC participated prominently in the Wisconsin Supreme Court elections offering $100 to voters who signed a petition against "activist judges". America PAC was the largest source of out of state money in the race. The PAC's spending in the Wisconsin election had topped $18 million by the end of March. In the Wisconsin Supreme Court the PAC has created a petition and giveaway program as well as engaged in door to door canvassing.
In May 2025, Musk announced his intention to significantly reduce his political spending, leaving America PAC's future unclear.
Following a series of transitions in July 2024, veteran political strategists Phil Cox, Generra Peck, and Dave Rexrode took guiding positions in the organization.
The group has been engaged in voter information gathering efforts. These efforts have faced scrutiny from regulators and other groups in those states. The group has set a goal of registering 800,000 new voters in swing states for the 2024 election.
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America PAC
The America PAC (AMERICA) is a super PAC (political action committee) created by Elon Musk with the backing of a number of prominent tech businessmen to support Donald Trump's 2024 presidential campaign, and later used to support other conservative candidates and causes. The group's primary purpose is to finance canvassing operations. Musk is the primary donor, with his contributions making up 91% of the declared contributions as of December 2024.
America PAC was founded to support Donald Trump's campaign during the 2024 United States presidential election. Backers include Elon Musk, Douglas Leone, Palantir Technologies co-founder Joe Lonsdale, Tyler Winklevoss, Cameron Winklevoss, Ken Howery, Shaun Maguire of Sequoia Capital, and SpaceX board member Antonio Gracias. Musk told friends earlier in 2024 that he sought secrecy about his support for Trump; some of his backers initially "anchored" the PAC so that Musk's investment would be made after July 1 and thus would not be publicly disclosed until shortly before the election.
Musk said in an interview with Jordan Peterson that he has "created a PAC or Super PAC or whatever you want to call it" called "America PAC". Musk was reported to have pledged to contribute $45 million a month to the PAC. However, Musk has subsequently stated that the $45 million per month commitment never took place, and that the press has misreported his intentions. He further clarified that he will be donating to America PAC, but in a much lower albeit unspecified amount. From its inception through September 2024, Musk was the sole donor to the PAC, totaling about $75 million, increasing to more than $118 million in October 2024.
In the end stages of the 2024 election season the Trump campaign outsourced much of the on the ground campaigning in swing states to America PAC. In October, Musk seized the X handle @America to promote the group.
In 2025, America PAC participated prominently in the Wisconsin Supreme Court elections offering $100 to voters who signed a petition against "activist judges". America PAC was the largest source of out of state money in the race. The PAC's spending in the Wisconsin election had topped $18 million by the end of March. In the Wisconsin Supreme Court the PAC has created a petition and giveaway program as well as engaged in door to door canvassing.
In May 2025, Musk announced his intention to significantly reduce his political spending, leaving America PAC's future unclear.
Following a series of transitions in July 2024, veteran political strategists Phil Cox, Generra Peck, and Dave Rexrode took guiding positions in the organization.
The group has been engaged in voter information gathering efforts. These efforts have faced scrutiny from regulators and other groups in those states. The group has set a goal of registering 800,000 new voters in swing states for the 2024 election.