The ceiling for Democratic US Senators in the next US Congress is 52. The floor is at 48.

[nkpolitics1212]

Democrats are going to win
CA(Schiff-D)29
VT(Sanders-I)30
HI(Hirono-D)31
MA(Warren-D)32
MD(Alsobrooks-D)33
NY(Gillibrand-D)34
RI(Whitehouse-D)35
CT(Murphy-D)36
DE(Blunt Rochester-D)37
MN(Klobuchar-D)38
WA(Cantwell-D)39
ME(King-I)40
NM(Heinrich-D)41
NJ(Kim-D)42
VA(Kaine-D)43
PA(Casey-D)44
WI(Baldwin-D)45
MI(Slotkin-D)46
NV(Rosen-D)47
AZ(Gallego-D)48
Tossup
OH(Brown-D)49
MT(Tester-D)50
TX(Allred-D)51
FL(Mucarsel Powell-D)52

[sabbat hunter]

1. No way

Florida and TX are toss ups. Those are red states still unfortunately.

[RandomNumbers]

2. Increasing Dem turnout

It's a presidential year, obviously, so turnout will be higher than in a non-presidential year. So not as much room to improve.

What can Democrats do NOW to increase our voter base, particularly in the last 6 states you listed?

I'm thinking

1. Identify unregistered voters (likely supporters of course) and get them registered


2. Mail-in ballot signup where relevant (5 of the last 6 listed states have no-excuse absentee voting*)

It is very early but one of the most powerful things we can do, irrespective of candidate, is identify our very likely supporters, and insure they cast their votes.

* https://www.findlaw.com/voting/my-voting-guide/vote-by-mail-states.html