Senate Democrats are supporting Abdul El-Sayed to win the Senate seat from Mike Rogers.

Abdul El-Sayed won a close primary against Haley Stevens, and now Democrats must unite behind him.

Senator Bernie Sanders believes El-Sayed will win in November.

Mike Rogers says there is still hope for Democratic voters after El-Sayed's primary win.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Abdul El-Sayed, and Bernie Sanders attended a rally in Detroit.

Many Democratic senators are confident about El-Sayed's chances, despite some Democrats backing Stevens.

Senator Patty Murray is very confident that Democrats will win in Michigan.

However, senators are not defending El-Sayed's more radical policies, such as defunding the police.

Senator Murray told Fox News to ask El-Sayed about his policies.

Senator Tina Smith also thinks El-Sayed will win but did not comment on his policies.

Senator Mark Warner said time will tell if El-Sayed can beat Rogers in the general election.

Warner has some disagreements with El-Sayed's progressive policies.

El-Sayed has 90 days to prove himself, according to Warner.

An opponent called El-Sayed's policies a 'special sauce of crazy'.

Some lawmakers think the success of socialist candidates shows voters are disconnecting from the Democratic establishment.

Senator Tammy Baldwin defended El-Sayed, pointing to his medical background.

Baldwin will work hard to get a Democratic majority in the Senate.

Having a doctor in the Senate would be helpful for healthcare discussions.

Bernie Sanders and the DSA have demands for the Democratic Party.

Senator Deb Fisher warned that the radicalization of the Democratic Party may alienate some members.

Fischer thinks Democrats are becoming too extreme and may lose touch with regular Democrats.

Regular Democrats may realize the party is changing in ways they do not agree with.

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Hannah is a production assistant for the Fox News politics team.