I've already sent this to Squishy personally since he's in PA, but I just decided a thread would be more appropriate as I want to let our  fellow PA registered Republican party members who are going to be voting in the closed primary on April 26 that on your ballot you will be voting for three delegates in your congressional district, and your ballot will NOT show who they are going to vote for at the convention. Since I can't see who on here is in Pennsylvania, I figured it would warrant a thread to make anyone reading aware. You have the right to know who your vote is going towards regardless of who you support.

Your congressional district can be found at https://www.govtrack.us/congress/members/PA 

The list of delegates available for each district can be found at https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1NfzyoWfwqjrYbc5Xqb9lyerxztNxLuZDzwPBarYZJFA/edit#gid=0 with any information available that can be found about the person. If they are marked as Unknown for who they pledge to support, check back later. It is continuously being updated.

As I said, you folks have a right to know just who you are voting for as the state is Winner Take All.

I'll provide a hypothetical example but take it with a grain of salt as I live in Canada and have never voted in a primary, if my example is wrong feel free to correct me.

Example

You live in Johnstown which according to the map here is in congressional district 12. 

You go to the GOP Delegate Candidates Spreadsheet and find your district's candidates (column c)

Look at column F for who they are committed to (if known) and G for any notes.

Vote for who is most aligned with your interests on April 26

Like I said, I'm not doing this to get my desired PA result the +1's, so I've kept the bias to a minimum, I'm doing it because you have the right to know what you are voting for.

Also, for anyone trying to keep up with the Republicans, a kind gentleman has prepared a GOP delegate tracker at https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1hkgLa844MzTgeqcmrkeSrLnq7vJJZl2S7lMz8Qf5xq8/edit#gid=0 . It also contains the rules for each state's primary, as well as the rules for what happens if a candidate with pledged delegates drops out. Worth keeping up on if you have an interest in the race. I've learned a fair few things myself this election. You can also see how close each candidate is to securing the majority for the Republican nomination, which would mean they will be the one who runs in the general election in November.

Have a great day, folks!