Tech billionaire Elon Musk has publicly endorsed Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton in his bid for the U.S. Senate. This endorsement follows a period of significant financial involvement from Musk, who has reportedly funneled more than $150 million into the campaign through a political action committee known as Texas PAC.

According to reports, Musk is currently the sole donor to this PAC, which is dedicated to supporting Paxton’s candidacy. While the endorsement marks a formal alignment between the two figures, the scale of the financial backing has drawn attention to the influence of individual donors in the upcoming Senate race. The endorsement was confirmed via a post on Musk’s social media platform, X, solidifying a partnership that has been developing behind the scenes for several weeks.

There are no conflicting reports regarding the financial figures or the fact of the endorsement itself, as the information stems from public filings and social media activity. However, the political implications of such a large financial contribution remain a subject of debate among observers, particularly regarding the role of high-net-worth individuals in Texas politics. The campaign has not yet released a detailed statement on how these funds will be utilized in the final stretch of the race, but the sheer volume of the donation positions Paxton with substantial resources compared to his opponents.