Where did Trump and Biden's general campaigns rank among campaigns since 1992

[Non Swing Voter]

People are being way too harsh on Obama 2008.  It's pretty much the closest thing to a modern day blowout we've seen or will see in some time.  He expanded the map where appropriate (VA/CO) and even in unexpected places (like IN).  The important thing is winning and trying to bring some senators across the finish line, not overextending yourself and screwing up (Hillary 2016).

[Non Swing Voter]

Also, I'd rank Hillary 2016 below Gore or Romney. 

To some extent 2020 proved that we all underestimated Trump and his cult.  However, she ran a horrendous campaign.  She didn't even campaign in some states that flipped "unexpectedly."  She did campaign hard in PA so perhaps ignoring MI/WI didn't matter anyway, but the fact that she lost MI to Bernie in the primary then acted like nothing was wrong there (and in similar areas) was a huge mistake.  I actually think she's probably a likable person IRL but she didn't convey that with the way she was anointed the heir apparent of the Dem party.