Pennsylvania is taking its turn in the 2016
presidential spotlight this week and the campaigns are in an all-out
push for votes in next Tuesday's crucial primary - votes that could
determine who will be the next Republican presidential nominee.
And the most important of those ballots will be
cast for 54 of the state's delegates to this summer's Republican
convention, not one for the one of the three well-known candidates -
Donald Trump, Sen. Ted Cruz and Gov. John Kasich - remaining in the GOP
contest. Instead, voters must chose people whom they might not ever have
heard of.
They aren't household names, although they may
be known to some voters locally. Like the rank-and-file voters who will
elect them, these candidates are regular people with regular jobs, they
are party enthusiasts who want to go to the Party's big party in
Cleveland this summer.
Most importantly, these delegates are independent, not bound to support any one candidate in Cleveland this summer.
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Source: NBC News
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