Detailed Analysis:

• Claim: Robyn Denholm is campaigning to get shareholders to back Elon Musk’s trillion-dollar compensation package.
• Verification Source #3: Politico Pro reports on a Tesla proposal for a $1 trillion pay package in September 2025, aligning with the article's timeframe.
• Verification Source #1: NPR reported in December 2024 that a judge rejected Elon Musk's $50 billion compensation package.
• Verification Source #2: The Guardian reported in June 2024 that Tesla shareholders approved Elon Musk's $45 billion pay package.
• Verification Source #4: The Guardian reported in December 2024 that a US judge rejected Elon Musk's $56 billion Tesla pay package again.
• Assessment: Contradicted. While a $1 trillion proposal is mentioned in one source, other sources indicate a much smaller figure (around $50 billion) and legal challenges to the compensation package in 2024. The claim that Denholm is 'campaigning' is not directly verifiable but implies a specific action in the future that may not occur.
• Claim: The compensation package is worth a trillion dollars.
• Verification Source #3: Politico Pro mentions a Tesla proposal for a $1 trillion pay package.
• Verification Source #1: NPR reports on a rejected $50 billion compensation package.
• Verification Source #2: The Guardian reports on shareholder approval of a $45 billion pay package.
• Verification Source #4: The Guardian reports on a rejected $56 billion pay package.
• Verification Source #5: Politico Pro mentions Tesla giving Musk $30B in stock.
• Assessment: Mixed. While one source mentions a $1 trillion proposal, the other sources report on figures in the $30-56 billion range. The $1 trillion figure appears to be an outlier or a future proposal, not a currently approved package.