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Singapore - Former girlfriend of Elon Musk, Ashley St. Clair, has made startling allegations, claiming Musk discussed using “space technology” and possessing 10,000 lasers in space to monitor and potentially influence the 2024 election.

St. Clair, a social media personality, shared her claims in a recent online broadcast. She stated that Musk allegedly told her he had access to real-time vote data transmitted via space-based technology during the election period. The specific details of how this technology purportedly functioned were not elaborated upon by St. Clair.

The claims have sparked considerable discussion online, particularly given Musk's ownership of SpaceX, a company heavily involved in space exploration and satellite technology. SpaceX operates a vast network of satellites, and the suggestion that these could have been used for election-related purposes has raised concerns and drawn scrutiny.

Neither Musk nor SpaceX have responded to St. Clair's allegations as of this reporting. The veracity of St. Clair's claims remains unverified, and no independent confirmation of her account has been presented. Her history as a content creator and previous statements have also been subject to scrutiny.

The 2024 election, while still recent, is already subject to various post-election analyses and debates. Any claims of technological interference, particularly involving advanced space technology, would be of significant interest to election authorities and cybersecurity experts. It is important to note that the claims are currently solely based on St. Clair's statements and require independent verification before any conclusions can be drawn.