At what point does this become the GOP's possible path to victory?

[Devils30]

270-268 R

I would guess 2028 ish.

[Del Tachi]

Florida's remaining static for the foreseeable future, and I could actually send it trending R over the next few election cycles.

The hardest sell on this map is MN.  Think of the North Star State as a Midwestern Oregon, its going going GOP anytime soon thanks to the influx of young, White, educated hipsters in Minneapolis.     

[retromike22]

I think Michigan would go GOP before MN.

[Sir Mohamed]

Picking up MN is impossible withhin the next three decades

[Beet]

Picking up MN is impossible withhin the next three decades

Sage Atlas wisdom.

[WVdemocrat]

Something like this will probably eventually become the GOP path to victory. So probably in the 2030s.

[Ebsy]

Minnesota is more fool's gold than Wisconsin or Pennsylvania.

[history nerd]

Florida's remaining static for the foreseeable future, and I could actually send it trending R over the next few election cycles.

The hardest sell on this map is MN.  Think of the North Star State as a Midwestern Oregon, its going going GOP anytime soon thanks to the influx of young, White, educated hipsters in Minneapolis.     

Yep, we could do well to remember that Minneapolis/St.Paul was named America's Gayest city.

[Ebsy]

Also, it bears to remember that the Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party in Minnesota isn't a mess like states like Wisconsin and Florida. It's a strong party that has done fairly well in recent midterm elections despite Obama's unpopularity.

[Devils30]

by the late 2020s though, FL will have an electorate that's under 60% white. How easy will that be for the GOP?

[bobloblaw]

VA and FL go Dem but MN is GOP?

[Fuzzy Bear]

VA and FL go Dem but MN is GOP?

MN won't go Repubican and AZ is trending Democratic.  There is also the issue of NC and TX.  At some point, TX will be competitive at the national level, possibly, by 2028.

Demographics favor the Democrats, and the GOP would have to change its fundamental message in order to push the map.  Either that, or nominate more moderate Republicans for the Presidency.

[Rockefeller GOP]

Guys, if there's one thing I've learned from Atlas, it's that every state will eventually be Democratic or at least competitive, no states are trending Republican (they're all fool's gold!), every growing area is being populated with super educated urban liberal Whites (you guys did know that all Democrats are super educated and that educated voters = Democrats, right?) and the GOP should just give up.

[WVdemocrat]

Guys, if there's one thing I've learned from Atlas, it's that every state will eventually be Democratic or at least competitive, no states are trending Republican (they're all fool's gold!), every growing area is being populated with super educated urban liberal Whites (you guys did know that all Democrats are super educated and that educated voters = Democrats, right?) and the GOP should just give up.

I know this was in jest, but until the GOP liberalizes, this will continue. It will become progressively more difficult for them to win the WH until they moderate on certain social issues.