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Democrats are likely going to apply strong tests to get close to the same results.

I mean, they've had that for decades now. How often is it a member of the liberal wing that joins the conservative wing on any decision? The closest one I can think of was Kagan joining in Masterpiece Cake case and that wasn't even on the merits.
I'm ideological uniformity and lockstep voting is the hallmark of liberal Justices. The Democrats work has already been achieved.
Other than Robert not likely. Republicans learned a lesson with Souter and they not work hard to make sure the candidates are Federalist Society Approved. Democrats are likely going to apply strong tests to get close to the same results.