2016 was decided by a popular vote of 2% and Trump winning the likes of PA, MI, and WI by a combined total of 75,000 votes, a far cry from the hypothetical of a 14% margin. Of course, Democrats should be wary with the likes of NH, MN, ME, and NV but given turnout in those States wasn't as high as it should have been (and the present of stronger than usual 3rd parties and a lousy candidate by the name of Clinton), Democrats should perform better in those States this time around.