I made an error in my original post, so I fixed it. I had to reduce Clinton's share of the Latino vote a bit (although pushing Trump's share of whites up a bit also worked). However, this new map creates a 2000 like repeat with Clinton winning the popular vote but losing the EV, all due to Florida essentially being tied. Trump also wins NH and WI with less than 50%, Clinton wins PA w/ less than 50%.
DemographicsCollege-Educated Whites: 54% Trump, 74% Turnout (Turnout and R share is down a bit)
Non-College-Educated Whites: 69% Trump, 61% Turnout (big surge for Trump with his base, he loves the uneducated)
Blacks: 90% Clinton, 61% Turnout (This go back to pre-Obama levels)
Hispanic: 76% Clinton, 52% Turnout (a bit worse than Romney but not too bad)
Asians/Other: 75% Clinton, 51% Turnout (a bit worse than Romney but not too bad)
Businessman Donald Trump (R-NY) - 48.6%, 273 EV's
S.O.S. Hillary Clinton (D-NY) - 49.6%, 265 EV's