Aside from the general-election bloodbath, it is, it would seem, all over.
CNN/ORC's latest: "49% back Trump, 16% Marco Rubio, 15% Ted Cruz" -- and Hillary is beating Bernie, 55% to 38%.
In the internals is where it gets even more interesting:
Only 15 percent of Clinton supporters say they wouldn't support Sanders, and the same percentage of Sanders supporters say they wouldn't support Clinton. Yet a staggering 48 percent of Republicans say they would "probably" or "definitely not support" Trump (13 percent and 35 percent respectively).
As November nears, as partisan passions heat up and habitual conduct kicks in, that 48 percent is bound to decrease. But so will the percentage of anti-Hillary Democrats, which is already less than one-third the percentage of anti-Trump Republicans.
What's more, and rather simply, there are more Democrats in the U.S. electorate than there are Republicans.
And the Electoral College map is already blue.
We are, potentially, looking at another 1964.