I think Bernie would have made this an entirely different race. Subtract the health issues of Hillary, and the e-mail server fiasco. Bernie would have had the energy required in the final month to make 50 extra campaign stops (something Hillary was very limited in doing). Bernie would have had a entirely different pick as VP, which might have helped.
The negative though is that Bernie was promising tons of things that would have required an enormous tax burden on the public. The banks and Wall Street would have been entirely negative about Bernie.
I think the polls would have been more accurate...with Trump leading by one or two percent, and likely winning by 5-percent. The Electoral College....basically the same.
The better question to ask...what if Bernie had never run at all, and Hillary had no competition throughout the whole primary?
>The better question to ask...what if Bernie had never run at all, and Hillary had no competition throughout the whole primary?
With the Bruising primary Trump had? Probably a Hillary win. Trump’s biggest weakness was always the lack of full support from the GOP. I’ve never seen a party so dedicated to screwing themselves over.