Elon Musk, who emerged as one of Donald Trump's biggest supporters, said on X Spaces Tuesday evening he would continue being involved in American politics after the election.

This is the same man who previously said former President Donald Trump should “hang up his hat [and] sail into the sunset”. But the Tesla CEO has had quite the change of heart about the former president in the past couple of years since that July 2022 post on X. Indeed, the SpaceX founder had donated at least $132 million to the Trump campaign as of Oct. 26, making him one of Trump's biggest financial supporters.

On Tuesday, Musk confirmed he would continue to be involved in politics following the election, saying America PAC would “weigh in heavily” in upcoming midterm and judicial elections.

"America PAC is going to keep going after this election—and preparing for the midterms and any intermediate elections, as well as looking at elections at the district attorney and sort of judicial levels," Musk said during the X Spaces recording.

Musk has also become increasingly outspoken about Trump over the past month or so, even appearing at Trump campaign rallies. He also infamously began a $1-million-a-day giveaway through his super political action committee, America PAC, in which voters in swing states could be eligible to win the cash prize up until Election Day if they signed a petition in support of the Constitution’s First and Second Amendments. The Philadelphia district attorney’s office tried to shut down that scheme by suing Musk, alleging the sweepstakes violated consumer protection laws and was designed to interfere with the election, but a Philadelphia judge on Monday allowed the giveaway to proceed.

Has Elon Musk voted yet?

The world’s richest man has voted. “Just voted in Cameron County, Texas, home of Starbase!” Elon Musk posted to his social media platform around 4 p.m. EST, accompanied by a photo of himself and what seems to be poll workers. He didn’t explicitly say who he’s voting for, but we can guess: former president and Republican nominee Donald Trump.

Starbase is a rocket launching facility for one of Musk’s many companies that he seemingly manages to run while fiercely campaigning for Trump, whether it be via at least $132 million in donations to elect him and other Republicans, physically showing up on the campaign trail, or appearing on Joe Rogan’s podcast.