[bantam]

I live in the PA 15th district. As of this afternoon Christian Leinbach was the top vote getter by 20 votes over second place finisher Uelinger. If they take top 3 , it’s Leinbach, Uelinger, and Reber. Kerwin would be out. Leinbach isn’t committed to Trump, if I remember correctly. This list should be double checked.

[Future Useless Eater]

Good article. Every tally of Trump delegates for PA should show at least 48 delegates ... 17 + 31, or better yet show 56 total because there were also 8 who pledged to vote in the first ballot to whomever won the district (Trump).

In addition Trump could approach 8 others to sign a first-ballot pledge who have not yet committed to Cruz or Kasich or NeverTrump. That could bring his PA (hard and soft pledged) total to as many as 64.

[Revelation 911]

nice to see the clingers and gun owners visit the voting booth

[No Dems 2016]

Trump won PA in such a landslide that this is not surprising. I’m very happy about it!

[Grampa Dave]

Thanks.

Amazing, how a few comments by Trump and then the intense focusing on delegates clears up a lot of you know what!

[Ciexyz]

As a voter in PA’s 18th District, I’m pleased to see all three delegates who pledged to support Trump, got in. I felt empowered having to do that homework. I thank all the posters who posted links to the Trump delegates list. I sure hope the PA GOP committee changes the ballot next election cycle to be like the Democratic PA ballot which listed Hillary or Bernie by the name of each Democratic delegate.

[Kay Ludlow]

In PA, there may be more than 3 running for delegate. In PA 5, there were 6. On your chart you show Ash Kare as a yes, but he didn't get enough votes to be in the top 3. The other 2 did, but the top delegate vote-getter was Joyce Haas, long a power in the PA GOP. So, for District 5, there are 2 declared Trump delegates, plus Joyce Haas who said she'd probably support the district winner.

Trump's folks sent out a flyer just before the election, with the names of the delegates who had declared for him, and it worked! Usually the delegates at the bottom of the list don't make it, so I'm THRILLED that the 4th & 5th delegates on the ballot (Trumps) made it!

[Repeal 16-17]

What’s the difference between a gray “yes” and a green “yes”?

[PrairieLady2]

Despite all the naysayers, despite all those that said he was the product of low info voters, and even despite one of the most formidable ground games–Trump came out on top in Tuesday’s contest.<<<<

Those ‘low info’ voters frequently have more intelligence and common sense than some of their ‘educated idiot” counterparts.