In the La Crosse area, David Crowley's victory was a major local event, while Elon Musk's groups spent $25 million against Democrats.
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What happened
In the La Crosse area, David Crowley's victory was a major local event, while Elon Musk's groups spent $25 million against Democrats.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Derrick Van Orden
American politician (born 1969)
- Cooke
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Elon Musk
businessman and entrepreneur (born 1971)
- Richard Cooke publishes a history of Wikipedia, while Elon Musk derides the platform as "Wokepedia," and Jimmy Wales is noted as a cofounder.
- Spencer Pratt criticized local government failures in Los Angeles, while Musk benefited from low wages in China, and Starlink provided utility access after a fire.
Related events
- Derrick Van Orden is an incumbent Republican running in a toss-up race.
- Derrick Van Orden, Jim Jordan, and Rebecca Cooke are campaigning together in the 3rd Congressional District of Wisconsin, promoting a tax cut package.
- Derrick Van Orden represents Wisconsin in Congress.
- Mike Johnson, a Republican, has publicly supported Derrick Van Orden's bid for re-election.
- Derrick Van Orden is currently engaged in a campaign to retain his seat in the U.S. House.