Elon Musk is being sued over his $1 million offer to voters—again.

Jacqueline McAferty, a resident of Arizona, has decided to sue Elon Musk and his support committee, America PAC, a pro-Trump political group, in a federal court in Texas.

The activity revolves around charges of cheating in connection with a lottery that had been advertised with the aim of giving away one million dollars each day. This legal action comes after a Philadelphia judge’s ruling in different controversy where city officials were seeking to halt the lottery operations.

In her suit, McAferty asserts that Musk deceived the public about the organization of the lottery by lying that the winners would be chosen fairly and at random. It is, however, maintained in the legal document that there was a pre-determined choice of winners for the sweepstakes, therefore shaming the integrity of the lottery in general.

On October 20th, the day Musk publicly promoted the lottery competition through his official channels, McAferty filed a petition raising worries over the lottery competition. In this paper, among other accusations, she blamed Musk for cheating as well as breach of laws pertaining to contracts.

In addition, the complaint implies that the lottery’s primary purpose for Musk was to create a great deal of traffic for his social media network, X. Drawing such attention from people was likely the primary reason for conducting the contest instead of reasonably rewarding participants who stood to win large amounts of money in a fair competition. This is why McAferty has taken legal action as limited accountability has been exercised in the way the lottery has been advertised in what she considers a fraudulent manner.

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