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It was a 'for Don' conclusion.

President Trump officially cinched the GOP nomination on Tuesday night after raking in wins in the Florida and Illinois primaries.

Trump — who had only token opposition — now has more than the 1,276 delegates, the necessary threshold for the nomination, according to an Associated Press count.

"It shows the enthusiasm behind President Trump, it shows how unified Republicans are behind President Trump and how intense their support for him is," said Trump campaign spokesman Tim Murtaugh.

"Republicans and President Trump's supporters have been just itching to get involved in the process that will end with his reelection in November," Murtaugh said.

The president had 1,141 delegates going into Tuesday's contests and needed 135 more to win. Arizona was not holding a Republican primary.

His re-nomination came much faster than in 2016, when he passed the magic number in late May in North Dakota.

Trump reaped all but one of the available delegates this primary season, with former Massachusetts Gov. Bill Weld winning one in the Iowa caucuses.