Those electoral maps could have so easily been different.  In Pennsylvania, President Trump won by 44,294 votes, in Wisconsin, by 22,748, and in Michigan by only 10,704.  If half of those people in each state, or 38,875 total, had voted for Hillary Clinton rather than Donald Trump, the electoral vote would have been 278 to 260 in favor of Mrs. Clinton.  Looking at it that way, President Trump won by about 0.0285 of one percent of the total popular vote. But people voted the way they did, and here we are with a POTUS who has no clue.