Pennsylvania Congressman Mike Kelly explained the Pennsylvania GOP’s delegate selection process and called for party unity Saturday when he sat down for an exclusive interview with Breitbart News Saturday SiriusXM host Matthew Boyle. Pennsylvania has been receiving an unusual amount of scrutiny in the media given its complex delegate selection process. Kelly said: Though 71 delegates are at stake in Pennsylvania, just 17 are bound by party rules to support the candidate who wins the primary here. The vast majority, 54, will be up for grabs when they arrive in Cleveland to help choose a nominee. As Kelly explained, the 17 bound delegates are made up of 14 that are picked by party leaders “to go and vote in Cleveland the will of Pennsylvania.” The other three of the 17 delegates are made up of the state party chairman, plus the state’s two members of the Republican National Committee. Those 17 are bound to vote for the candidate who wins statewide in PA on Tuesday. Additionally, said Kelly, “Each of our districts have the ability to elect someone to go and represent them.” Given PA’s 18 congressional districts, that means there will be an additional 54 delegates, three from each district.