Not for the foreseeable future given current coalitions.
Ye. Even if it has slowly drifted right, it's still a county Democrats reliably get over 60% of the vote; even in recent GOP landslides like 2022 OH Gov DeWine still lost by well over 10%.
The fact is Cuyahoga County is home to a pretty large city (Cleveland), has a notable black population, is northern, and has no distinct cultural reason that'd make it abnormally R like Miami.
The reason it voted R in 2014 was because things were generally a lot less polarized, especially in Cleveland's whiter suburbs. Even though some of Cleveland's white suburbs have shifted right since the Obama years, I'd still argue Dems have gained a higher floor.
