Using the tool at fivethirtyeight I created three unique possible results for the 2016 Presidential Election. One showed Trump losing the popular vote, but winning the electoral vote. The other two showed Clinton winning both the popular and electoral vote, although to different degrees.
Results 1
College-Educated White: 54% Republican, 83% Turnout
Non-College-Educated White: 69% Republican, 59% Turnout
Black: 89% Democrat, 59% Turnout
Hispanic/Latino: 76% Democrat, 55% Turnout
Asian/Other: 71% Democrat, 54% Turnout
Popular Vote: 49.3% Clinton (D), 48.9% Trump (R), 1.8% Others
Electoral Vote: 273 Trump (R), 265 Clinton (D)
Result 2
College-Educated White: 50% Democrat, 80% Turnout
Non-College-Educated White: 68% Republican, 64% Turnout
Black: 90% Democrat, 63% Turnout
Hispanic/Latino: 77% Democrat, 55% Turnout
Asian/Other: 72% Democrat, 55% Turnout
Popular Vote: 52.0% Clinton (D), 46.3% Trump (R), 1.7% Others
Electoral Vote: 332 Clinton (D), 206 Trump (R)
Result 3
College-Educated White: 53% Democrat, 84% Turnout
Non-College-Educated White: 61% Republican, 65% Turnout
Black: 94% Democrat, 63% Turnout
Hispanic/Latino: 81% Democrat, 55% Turnout
Asian/Other: 73% Democrat, 55% Turnout
Popular Vote: 56.3% Clinton (D), 42.0% Trump (R), 1.7% Others
Electoral Vote: 424 Clinton (D), 114 Trump (R)