Are the Democrats in trouble in 2032?

[°Leprechaun]

https://www.electoral-vote.com/evp2023/Pres/Maps/Dec21.html#item-7

[Samof94]

https://www.electoral-vote.com/evp2023/Pres/Maps/Dec21.html#item-7

Depends on the trends of several of the states.

[MR DARK BRANDON]

Atlas is dooming about 2032 now?

[Xing]

Not as doomed as they are in 2180, though the blue tsunami of 2188 will make 2180 look like a red ripple.

[TDAS04]

I have no absolutely clue whether or not Democrats are in trouble in 2028, let alone 2032.

[Duke of York]

what's the point of speculating this far out?

[Skill and Chance]

In a certain way, this feels a bit too much like the Emerging Democratic Majority stuff from the 2000's.  However, I do think it's worth analyzing:

Normally, what happens is that the party on the wrong end of a demographic shift eventually adapts its platform to appeal to different voters and things revert back to nearly 50/50 in the long run.  Republicans essentially pulled that off in 2016 by shifting their economic platform to reach more of the Northern working class.  My main takeaway would be that the current Dem platform is just too socially liberal for a world in which the South gains that much influence and I would expect them to adjust accordingly. 

Maybe they also get Florida back if social security cuts become issue #1 in 2030's elections?  Or maybe they abandon Florida to take the "youth" side of that debate?       

[Devils30]

If Georgia is voting like Virginia and Texas 2030 is voting like Georgia in 2020, any GOP edge will be pretty much zero.