Ex-Musk partner alleges satellite data used in election

A former conservative influencer who shares a child with billionaire Elon Musk has made a series of public allegations claiming Musk privately discussed using his satellite technology and possessing unusually advanced real-time data during the 2024 presidential election. Ashley St. Clair detailed the claims in a social media video, stating the conversations left her deeply unsettled.

St. Clair alleged that in October 2024, Musk told her he was preparing to deploy what he described as "an anomaly in the matrix." She claimed he referenced having "10,000 lasers in space," which she interpreted as a nod to his Starlink satellites, and stated, "This is not a piece they’ll see on the chessboard." St. Clair said she responded that she did not want to ask further questions because she did not want to be deposed, and alleged Musk replied, "Very wise."

The influencer further claimed Musk later shared internal data from America PAC, a political action committee that supported Donald Trump’s campaign, showing what she described as "realtime delta vote metrics." St. Clair questioned how such detailed, rapidly updating information could be obtained, saying it seemed far beyond the data...