The prediction explicitly covers "the next few years" after the November 2024 election, i.e., roughly through 2028. As of November 30, 2025, only about one year has elapsed, and U.S. party platforms for 2026–2028 (including the 2028 Democratic platform) have not yet fully formed, been adopted, and played out in national elections.

While commentators do debate whether Democrats are moving left, right, or tacking to the center in response to Donald Trump’s 2024 victory, these are early, contested interpretations—not settled outcomes. The Democratic Party’s official 2028 platform does not exist yet, and any durable strategic repositioning toward the center (or away from it) can’t be conclusively assessed this far ahead of the prediction’s own deadline.

Because the prediction’s timeframe ("by around 2028") has not yet expired, there is not enough information to say it was right or wrong.