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We're at the point where there's more uncertainty about what the post-election period looks like than the election outcome itself (though I'll never say the latter is certain until we see actual results).
There's an excellent chance President Trump is headed for the biggest repudiation of a first-term president since Jimmy Carter in 1980 (9.7%) and an outside chance he's headed for the biggest since Herbert Hoover in 1932 (17.7%).
To avoid either being true, Trump would need to lose the popular vote by less than the 5.6% George H. W. Bush lost it in 1992. And with two days to go, that would require a pretty significant polling error.
