Should I use table partitions

PostgreSQL 10.x

Question:
Should I use table partitions if my table meets the below parameters? The size of the table should remain relatively consistent in size and number of rows. I would not expect it to vary more than 15% at any given time.

Info:
Table rows: 83,051,164
Table size only: 25.6 G
Total size of table including indexes: 38.6 G
Table definition:

CREATE TABLE xyz.abc

(

fk_def_id integer NOT NULL,

id integer NOT NULL DEFAULT nextval(('xyz.abc_id_seq'::text)::regclass),

email_address text,

created_timestamp timestamp with time zone DEFAULT now(),

updated_timestamp timestamp with time zone DEFAULT now(),

provider text,

server_id integer DEFAULT 0,

read_count integer DEFAULT 0,

fk_group_id integer DEFAULT 0,

mail_log_timestamp timestamp with time zone DEFAULT now(),

mail_log_process_code integer DEFAULT '-1'::integer,

mail_log_message text DEFAULT,

mail_log_mail_id text DEFAULT '',

mail_log_rule text DEFAULT '',

is_listserv boolean DEFAULT false,

is_bad_email_address boolean DEFAULT false,

bad_email_address_message text DEFAULT '',

finder text DEFAULT '',

constituent_id text DEFAULT '',

CONSTRAINT abc_pkey PRIMARY KEY (id)

);

Thanks,

Lance Campbell