The drawing is open to residents of battleground states who sign a petition in support of the Constitution.

Krasner said he may still consider criminal charges, saying he is responsible for protecting the public from both illegal lotteries and “interference with election integrity.”

Election law experts question whether this violates federal law prohibiting someone from paying other people to vote. Musk made the money both a prize and a salary for his work as the group’s spokesperson.

Krasner, in the lawsuit, said America PAC and Musk “unquestionably violate Pennsylvania’s statutory prohibitions against illegal lotteries and deceive consumers.”

Trump and Harris have visited the state several times as they fight for Pennsylvania’s 19 electoral votes.

Musk, who founded SpaceX and Tesla and owns X, went all-in on Trump this election, saying he believed civilization was at stake if he lost. He is undertaking much of the effort to get Trump out of the vote through his super PAC, which can raise and spend unlimited amounts of money.

He committed more than $70 million to the super PAC to help Trump and other Republicans achieve victory in November.