The O’Keefe Media Group on Wednesday released undercover video of a Dearborn, Michigan, poll worker directing an OMG journalist in Arabic to vote for Democrat Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed.Electioneering is against the law.“Under Michigan Compiled Laws § 168.744, electioneering is prohibited, making it illegal for anyone, including poll workers and poll watchers, to attempt to persuade voters to support or oppose a particular candidate, party ticket, or ballot question,” O’Keefe said.“This restriction applies inside polling rooms, connected voting areas, and within 100 feet of any entrance to a building housing a polling place. Violations of this law constitute a misdemeanor,” James O’Keefe said.“You don’t know who to vote for? With the work I’m doing, I can’t tell you who to vote for. But you know there’s someone you must vote for,” the poll worker said.“Yes, I know,” the undercover journalist said.“Do you know his name?” the poll worker asked the undercover journalist.“There’s this Egyptian guy,” the OMG journalist said.“Yeah, you know his name? And they’ll give you the ballot in Arabic,” the poll worker said. “That’s the one you want and then fill in the rest.”WATCH:BREAKING: Michigan Poll Worker Tells Undercover Journalist in Arabic, “You Know There Is Someone [El-Sayed] You Must Vote For,” Directing Our Undercover Reporter Toward U.S. Senator-elect @AbdulElSayedWhen our undercover reporter asked, “That Egyptian guy?” the poll worker confirmed “that’s the one you want,” and proceeded to explain to the voter there will be an Arabic-language ballot.Under Michigan Compiled Laws § 168.744, electioneering is prohibited, making it illegal for anyone, including poll workers and poll watchers, to attempt to persuade voters to support or oppose a particular candidate, party ticket, or ballot question. This restriction applies inside polling rooms, connected voting areas, and within 100 feet of any entrance to a building housing a polling place. Violations of this law constitute a misdemeanor.— James O’Keefe (@JamesOKeefeIII) November 4, 2026On Tuesday evening, James O’Keefe released undercover video from a Dearborn, Michigan, polling place on Election Day showing a poll worker, speaking in Arabic, telling a reporter who stated he was not a U.S. citizen that he could still vote in the U.S. Senate race, just not for president.In the clip posted to X, the undercover journalist asks, “I’m not a U.S. citizen is that okay?” and later inquires about voting for “Abdul,” a reference to Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed.The post translates the worker’s response as “Only for U.S. President you can’t vote, but the others you can.”WATCH:JUST IN: Dearborn, Michigan Poll Worker, Speaking in Arabic, Tells Undercover Reporter He Can Vote for U.S. Senate Despite Saying He’s Not a U.S. Citizen — Just Not President“Only for U.S. President you can’t vote, but the others you can” is: “بس لرئيس أميركا ما فيك تصوّت، بس للباقيين فيك تصوّت.”Under 18 U.S.C. § 611, noncitizens are prohibited from voting in federal elections, including U.S. Senate races, subject to narrow exceptions.— James O’Keefe (@JamesOKeefeIII) November 4, 2026The post Michigan Poll Worker Directs O’Keefe Undercover Reporter in Arabic to Vote for Democrat Abdul El-Sayed (VIDEO) appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.