@realjohnboy,
That wouldn't surprise me, however there's syill a lot of action ahead out there in the primaries of both parties.
1. Hillary could survive, quite damaged, but still the nominee. (It will be very hard and risky for the Democrats to replace her, I don't see the party uniting around Sanders, even if he does well in New Hampshire & Iowa - South Carolina is next and Hillary will do well there and likely in follow on primaries as well.)
2. Trump could move toward the center of the Republican party, start talking more sensibly and form some unity with Republican Congressional leaders. (We se a little of this already)
3. A more conventional candidate could eclipse both Trump and Cruz. ( I see Cruz as self limiting and doomed to fail in the primary - others may not agree)
There's no guarantees in any of this, but there is real prospect of movement in each of the three areas identified above.