Elon Musk announced the formation of a new U.S. political party called the “America Party” on X, prioritizing a focus on a limited number of Senate and House districts. As the world’s wealthiest individual, Musk’s involvement could be highly influential in close political races. Musk stated the party would caucus independently and engage in legislative discussions with both existing parties. This move follows a public disagreement with Donald Trump, and a strong opposition to the former president’s domestic policy proposals.
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Elon Musk announced the formation of the “America Party” on X, motivated by a poll showing significant support for a new political party. The tech mogul, who cannot run for president due to his foreign birth, aims to target key Senate and House seats to influence legislation. While polls indicate potential support, experts like Kevin Madden and Dafydd Townley express skepticism about the long-term viability and impact of a third party in the U.S. political landscape, citing challenges related to funding, organization, and the potential for vote splitting.
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According to a recent Quantus Insights survey, 40% of voters indicate they would likely support Elon Musk’s proposed “America Party,” which is intended to appeal to voters dissatisfied with both Republicans and Democrats. Musk’s initiative was sparked by disagreements over a multi-trillion-dollar tax and spending bill, which he criticized alongside both major parties. While support is notably higher among Republican men, the poll highlights a substantial segment of the electorate open to an alternative. Musk has pledged to hold lawmakers accountable for the legislation.
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