US Midterms: Will Gen Z enthusiasm help turn Michigan Senate blue?

She's never voted before, but her friend has convinced her that this time around it's important. Today we're about to go vote. Let's go. Go blue. If progressive Democrat Abdul El-Sayed beats his Republican challenger Mike Rogers, he could help his party gain control of the Senate. Are you ready? Ha ha ha ha! I thought this one was pretty cool you know I'm a foodie myself so to see him out doing something as simple as baking a cake in the community I feel like that definitely pushes me even more to vote for this guy. El Sayed's charmed Gen Z voters with his outreach on social media. He stood out for his eloquence when he was a student at the University of Michigan. I can't respect someone that takes academics seriously. We have the audacity to believe that we can change this world. At his alma mater there's a push to get young people to the polls. El-Sayed's critical stance on U.S. policy in the Middle East resonates with these students. The conflict in Israel and Palestine has had a direct impact on our elections here. I think the more leftist we get, the less we want to see our money leaving our pockets and the more we want to see it here actually helping people. Instead of dropping bombs on people. If he's elected, El-Sayed would be the United States' first Muslim senator. Thank you. Let me get you guys stickers as well. We're a country built on immigrants and built on so many different types of religions, and we see so much representation everywhere. But I feel like The Muslim community hasn't been able to see that and we are such a big part of America and we are Americans. I think seeing Abdul in Senate would be such an amazing thing and it would inspire so many Muslims as well. On this largely liberal campus, some are wary. I feel like a lot of people want to vote for like Abdul because you know everyone says like free Medicare is like amazing like everyone gets like premium like healthcare but like I always question like the amount of like taxes we're going to have to pay for that. According to the latest Harvard poll over 60 percent of young voters support the Democrats.