The latest recipient, Kristine Fishell from Pennsylvania, who already voted early, celebrated her good fortune on Sunday at the Roxian Theatre, where Musk handed her the massive check in front of an enthusiastic crowd.

Musk made a series of wry jokes about the risks he's taking with his high-profile activism.

"I hope I live tonight," Musk said.

"Based on some of the things I'm hearing, I might not. It's all fun and games until someone loses an eye or an ear. Hopefully, I don't get shot," he added, half-jokingly while hinting at the intensifying backlash he's facing for his overt political moves.

Musk even joked that he's upgrading his security and humorously mentioned plans for an "inflatable body double," according to New York Post.

Musk has pledged to distribute 1 million daily to randomly selected voters who support his America PAC until the presidential election on November 5.

"As you may know, every day from now until the election, we're giving out a million-dollar prize. All you have to do is sign a petition in support of the Constitution. It's very straightforward. You don't even have to vote. You don't have to vote. You just have to sign a petition saying you believe in the Constitution, which, if you already believe in the Constitution, you're just signing something you already believe, and you can win a million dollars," said Musk.

"I truly believe in everything you're doing," Fishell gushed to Musk. "You don't need to be doing it, but you're using your wealth and responsibility to save free speech, and we just all appreciate it."