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To: Abby4116
And then there is Pennsylvania:

The Republican Party of Pennsylvania submitted a delegate allocation plan to the RNC in October 2015. The Pennsylvania voters who participated in the local, district, and state caucuses proposed, voted on, and approved the state party's platform and committees. Likewise, the state government, elected by the people, decided not to bind its delegates by law.

68 posted on 03/23/2016 4:41:13 PM PDT by BuckeyeTexan (There are those that break and bend. I'm the other kind. ~Steve Earle)
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To: BuckeyeTexan
Yes, and those delegates (who are not noted by candidate affiliation) are free to vote for whatever candidate they want no matter who the voters in their district prefers.

I heard 2 on talk radio last week - one is Cruz, no matter what. The second prefers Trump, but said that if the voters chose someone else he would respect their votes and vote as they did.

69 posted on 03/23/2016 4:46:35 PM PDT by Abby4116
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