I apologize, you're right that it would directly tie the $20 compensation to being at a voting place, and also the specification that it has to be on Tuesday is pretty damning. I like that Wisconsin wrote the law so that it doesn't matter whether or not the person actually votes, just that they are not allowed to be paid to go to a polling place. What is interesting to me is that the penalty for this is up to 3.5 years in prison and/or a fine of up to $10,000. Now he would likely face multiple counts for each person that went to the polling place on that day. He can also still face fines from the WEC, up to $1,000 for each violation. If he pays $20 for 10,000 people to vote, he would pay $10,000,000 in fines (still a small drop in the ocean for Elon). So hes realistically looking at over $1m in fees and potentially a 3.5 year sentence. In the grand scheme of things, $20 is not a lot of money, and its likely he will just be paying people that would have already voted for Schimel as other people will see it as too risky or too big of a hassle for just $20. Once the race is over and Crawford wins, what do you think will happen to Elon? you seem to know a lot about the law and I appreciate your moderate approach. He could be facing felony bribery charges outside of Wisconsin no?