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Crozier, H. (2026, November 9). Treasurer of el Sayed’s new Habibi PAC led other groups accused of misleading voters. Washington Examiner. https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/investigations/4797093/treasurer-abdul-el-sayed-habibi-pac-led-groups-accused-misleading-voters/
Crozier, Hudson. “Treasurer of el Sayed’s new Habibi PAC led other groups accused of misleading voters.” Washington Examiner, 9 Nov. 2026, https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/investigations/4797093/treasurer-abdul-el-sayed-habibi-pac-led-groups-accused-misleading-voters/.
Crozier, Hudson. “Treasurer of el Sayed’s new Habibi PAC led other groups accused of misleading voters.” Washington Examiner, November 9, 2026. https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/investigations/4797093/treasurer-abdul-el-sayed-habibi-pac-led-groups-accused-misleading-voters/.
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The treasurer of Habibi PAC, a new political action committee launched by recently elected Senator Abdul el Sayed (D-MI), was previously involved in misleading voter text campaigns during the 2024 election. Howie Stanger, who served as treasurer for both AllVote and VoteWin in 2024, is now Habibi PAC's treasurer according to records from the Federal Election Commission. Both AllVote and VoteWin faced criticism for sending false texts to voters claiming they had not yet voted or registered to vote, leading to scrutiny over misleading voter information. The launch of Habibi PAC occurred on Thursday after el Sayed won his election against GOP opponent Mike Rogers in a nationwide Democratic surge during the midterms.
The political strategist running Sen.-elect Abdul el Sayed’s (D-MI) new political action committee was formerly tied to a controversy involving misleading voter texts in the 2024 election, Federal Election Commission records show.