Whether you voted for Trump or you voted for Hillary, President-elect Trump is not a consensus choice of the American people. Using the term consensus implies that there is a general agreement among US voters that Trump was the best choice. As he lost the popular vote, this would show at best a fairly evenly divided electorate, so no consensus. 

I would really like to see your source for the 99.9% figure. My reading in the popular press shows that sources, friendly to Democrats, say that voter fraud isn't a major problem in the US. News and information sources that favor the GOP indicate that voter fraud is a major problem and it's all the Democrats fault. I note problems coming out of both GOP and Democratic controlled precincts. Recent documentation of Democratic voter fraud in Chicago and GOP voter fraud in Indiana and Virginia shows that while rare, voter fraud is a problem within both of our political parties.