This story was updated Monday at 10 a.m.

Maybe you’re the type of person who follows the crowd. Or maybe you just have no idea who you’re going to vote for in the Pennsylvania primary on Tuesday and want to see how groups and politicians you’re a fan of are voting. Either way, you’ve come to right place.

Before you read on, make sure to check out Billy Penn‘s full procrastinator’s guide to the primary to learn the basics about who is going to be on the ballot. Below, we have compiled the endorsements for the major races you’ll see on the ballot. For many of the candidates, especially presidential, we included relevant Pennsylvania and Philadelphia endorsements. (So no, we didn’t include that random state representative from Nowhereville, RandomState who probably endorsed someone on this list.)

Email me at anna@billypenn.com and let me know if there are any major endorsements we missed. We’d be happy to include them before Tuesday’s primary. Here’s your list of who’s supporting who:

Presidential

Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders Credit: Wikimedia Commons

Hillary Clinton (D)

Gov. Tom Wolf
Former Gov. Ed Rendell
Attorney General Kathleen Kane
U.S. Senate candidate Katie McGinty
David L. Cohen
Equality Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Inquirer
Philadelphia Daily News
Penn Democrats

Bernie Sanders (D)

U.S. Senate candidate John Fetterman
Philadelphia Tribune

Donald Trump (R)

U.S. Rep. Lou Barletta
U.S. Rep. Tom Marino
State Sen. candidate Ross Feinberg

Ted Cruz (R)

We struggled to find Pennsylvania endorsements for Ted Cruz. Let us know when you find some…

John Kasich (R)

Former Gov. Tom Ridge
Former Gov. Dick Thornburg
U.S. Rep. Charlie Dent
Robert Jubelirer, former Lt. Gov.
State Sen. President Pro Tem Joe Scarnati
Philadelphia Inquirer
Philadelphia Tribune

U.S. Senate

John Fetterman, Katie McGinty, Joe Sestak and Pat Toomey

Katie McGinty (D)

A former Pennsylvania EPA head under Gov. Ed Rendell and the former Chief of Staff to Gov. Tom Wolf, McGinty is the candidate representing the capital-E Establishment. She has by far the most support from other Democrats, has boatloads of money being poured into her campaign by top Senate fundraisers and has secured more labor endorsements than her competitors.

President Barack Obama
Vice President Joe Biden
EMILY’s List
League of Conservation Voters
United Ward Leaders of Color
Ocean Champions
Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee
Liberty City LGBT Democratic Club
Equality Pennsylvania
Gov. Tom Wolf
Former Gov. Ed Rendell
Congressman Bob Brady
Congressman Mike Doyle
U.S. Sen. Bob Casey
Michael Nutter, Philadelphia (Former)
Philadelphia City Councilwoman Cindy Bass
Philadelphia City Councilwoman Jannie Blackwell
Philadelphia City Council At-Large Blondell Reynolds Brown
Philadelphia City Controller Alan Butkovitz
Philadelphia City Council President Darrell Clarke
Philadelphia City Council At-Large William Greenlee
Philadelphia City Councilman Bobby Henon
Philadelphia City Councilman Curtis Jones, Jr.
Philadelphia City Councilman Mark Squilla
State Sen. Vincent Hughes
AFSCME
SEIU
United Steelworkers
Amalgamated Transit Union
Sheet Metal Workers Local 19
Pennsylvania Association of Staff Nurses and Allied Professionals
United Food & Commercial Workers Local 1776
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
International Union of Operating Engineers Local 542
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Philadelphia Building & Construction Trades Council
American Federation of Teachers – PA
International Alliance of Theatrical and Stage Employees Local 8
Iron Workers Local Union 3
Pennsylvania State Building and Construction Trades Council
Boilermakers Trade Unions Locals 13, 154 & 19
Laborers’ District Council of Western Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh Firefighters IAFF Local 1
Pennsylvania AFL-CIO
Philadelphia Daily News
Penn Democrats

Joe Sestak (D)

A former U.S. Congressman and Navy Admiral, Sestak has decidedly less support from other politicians and large groups but has led in nearly every Democratic primary poll conducted.

U.S. Rep. Matt Cartwright
Manan Trivedi, nominee for PA-06 in 2010, 2012 and 2014
Council for a Livable World
VoteVets.org
Philadelphia Inquirer
Philadelphia Tribune
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Delaware County Democrats

John Fetterman (D)

A self-described socialist and Bernie Sanders supporter, Fetterman, the mayor of a small town in western Pennsylvania, has the fewest endorsements among his competitors, but did score a nod from the Harrisburg Patriot-News this week.

Harrisburg Patriot-News
Former presidential candidate Martin O’Malley
Pittsburgh NORML

U.S. House, PA-2

Dwight Evans (D)

State Rep. Dwight Evans has represented Northwest Philadelphia in Harrisburg for years and is now making his first run for Congress against longtime incumbent Chaka Fattah. Evans has won support from the likes the governor, the mayor and a variety of local and state politicians.

Gov. Ed Rendell
Gov. Tom Wolf
Mayor Jim Kenney
Philadelphia FOP
PASNAP
Philadelphia Fire Fighters and Paramedics Union Local 22
Rep. Brian Sims
Americans for Democratic Action
Liberty City Democratic Club
Philadelphia NOW
Philadelphia Daily News
Penn Democrats

Chaka Fattah (D)

The longtime U.S. representative and West Philly native, Chaka Fattah is facing his first real primary challenge in two decades after being indicted last summer on corruptions charges. He’s still managed to win endorsements from the city committee and a number of labor groups and faithful pols.

Philadelphia Democratic City Committee
Philadelphia Tribune
District Council 33
SEIU
1199C Hospital Workers
Steelworkers of Local 434
Black Ward Leaders Association
Congressman Bob Brady
State Sen. Vincent Hughes
State Sen. Anthony Williams
Councilman Curtis Jones Jr.
Councilwoman Cindy Bass
Councilwoman Jannie Blackwell
Councilwoman Blondell Reynolds Brown
State Rep. Rosita Youngblood
State Rep. Joanna McClinton
State Rep. Curtis Thomas

Dan Muroff (D)

The former head of CeaseFire PA, Dan Muroff is a ward leader running for Congress. His endorsements include a Montgomery County state senator and the Philadelphia Inquirer.

Philadelphia Inquirer
State Sen. Daylin Leach

Brian Gordon (D)

Gordon is a Lower Merion Township Commissioner eyeing a seat in Congress. We couldn’t find any major endorsements for the candidate, but let us know if we missed any.

Attorney General

John Morganelli, Josh Shapiro and Steve Zappala.

Josh Shapiro (D)

Montgomery County Commissioner Josh Shapiro has never been a prosecutor, but he’s a lawyer and has vowed to clean up the Office of the Attorney General. He has broad support from establishment-y types like, um, the President, and lots of labor backing.

Gov. Tom Wolf
U.S. Sen. Bob Casey
Gov. Ed Rendell
Auditor General Eugene DePasquale
Philadelphia Tribune
Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 5
Planned Parenthood PA PAC
Equality PA
League of Conservation Voters
Democracy for America
Teachers (PSEA)
Nurses (PASNAP)
UFCW 1776
AFSCME 13
Laborers District Council
Plumbers Local 690
State Sen. Vincent Hughes
Sen. Art Haywood
State Rep. Donna Bullock
State Rep. Stephen Kinsey
State Rep. Joanna McClinton
Philadelphia City Council President Darrell Clarke
Philadelphia Sheriff Jewell Williams
Philadelphia Councilwoman Blondell Reynolds Brown
Philadelphia Councilman Bill Greenlee
Philadelphia Councilwoman Helen Gym
Philadelphia Councilman Derek Green
Philadelphia Councilman Kenyatta Johnson
Philadelphia Councilwoman Maria Quinones-Sanchez
Philadelphia Councilwoman Cherelle Parker
Former Philadelphia City Councilwoman Marian Tasco
State Rep. Leslie Acosta
Liberty City Democratic Club
Chester County Democratic Committee
Delaware County Democratic Committee
Montgomery County Democratic Committee
State Sen. Daylin Leach (Montgomery)
State Rep. Tina Davis (Bucks)
State Rep. Leanne Krueger-Braneky (Delaware)
Jack Stollsteimer, Frm. U.S. Attorney (Delaware)
Philadelphia Inquirer
Philadelphia Federation of Teachers*

Update Monday April 25: Though the Philadelphia Federation of Teachers originally endorsed Shapiro, according to a press release that went out on April 9, that endorsement appears to have been rescinded. On Monday, PFT spokesman George Jackson would only say: “We do not have an endorsement” for attorney general.

Stephen Zappala (D)

The Allegheny County District Attorney doesn’t have as much establishment support as Shapiro, but he’s not far behind — and he has a key endorsement that could make all the difference in Johnny Doc’s deep-pocketed IBEW Local 98 union. He also has the support of Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney and a number of officials from both sides of the state.

IBEW Local 98
International Association of Firefighters Local 22
IAFF Local 1
Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney
State Sen. Anthony Williams
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Philadelphia Daily News
Harrisburg Patriot-News
United Ward Leaders of Color
Philadelphia Councilwoman Jannie Blackwell
Philadelphia Councilman Bobby Henon
Philadelphia Councilman Curtis J. Jones, Jr.
Philadelphia Councilman Mark Squilla
Philadelphia City Controller Alan Butkovitz
State Rep. Jason Dawkins
State Rep. Rosita Youngblood
State Rep. Angel Cruz
State Rep. Ed Neilson
State Rep. Mike Driscoll

John Morganelli (D)

Northampton County District Attorney John Morganelli hasn’t garnered as much press in our area as Shapiro and Zappala, but he’s a star in the northeastern part of the state.

State Sen. Lisa Boscola
Former Philadelphia DA Lynne Abraham
Lehigh Valley Building Trades

John Rafferty (R)

State Sen. John Rafferty is running for attorney general and has a broad base of support in Pennsylvania including from the part, labor groups and newspaper editorial boards.

Republican Party of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Inquirer
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Harrisburg Patriot-News
Pennsylvania State Troopers Association
Pennsylvania Fraternal Order of Police
Pennsylvania Professional Firefighters Association
Pennsylvania Pro-Life Federation
Pennsylvania Speaker of the House Mike Turzai
House Majority Leader Dave Reed
House Appropriations Committee Chairman Bill Adolf
ACTION of PA

Joe Peters (R)

A former cop and prosecutor, Joe Peters once served as a top drug official in Pennsylvania and prosecuted mafia members at the federal level.

Firearm Owners Against Crime‎ PAC
LIFEPAC
He also touts having an “A” rating from the NRA

State Senate 5th District – Kevin Boyle vs. John Sabatina (D)

This is the big state Senate race in Philly to care about. It’s a brawl between two well-established political figures in Northeast Philly. John Sabatina is the incumbent.

Kevin Boyle

Philadelphia Fraternal Order of Police
Laborers District Council
Steam Fitters Local #420
Sprinkler Fitters #692
Plumbers Union Local #690
Transport Workers Union #234
Iron Workers #401
International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees #8
IBEW Local 98
International Association of Fire Fighters Local 22
Philadelphia Inquirer
SEIU State Council
Philadelphia City Councilman Bobby Henon
City Controller Alan Butkovitz
Mayor Jim Kenney
Congressman Brendan Boyle
State Rep. Mike Driscoll
Democratic City Committee

John Sabatina

Lt. Gov. Mike Stack
AFSCME District Council 47
Pennsylvania AFL-CIO
The Association of Pennsylvania State Colleges & University Faculties
Communications Workers of America Local 13000
Former Philadelphia District Attorney Lynne Abraham
Sheet Metal Workers
CWA 13000
Pennsylvania State Troopers
Sheriff Jewell Williams

State House

None of the Republican races for Philadelphia state House seats are contested, but these Democratic primaries are. Here’s a look at some of the most heated races and who’s behind each candidate:

170th District – Fran Nelms vs. Matthew Darragh

Nelms is a former aide to Brendan Boyle. Darragh used to work for Mike Stack. They both won the endorsement of their respective old bosses, and the winner of the race will take on Republican Martina White in the general election. Darragh has the big endorsement from the party, though.

175th District – Sean Sullivan and Michael O’Brien (D)

Sullivan, a lawyer, is trying for the second time to knock off incumbent O’Brien, who has decidedly more support from current politicians. While Sullivan has the support of CWA Local 13000 and millennial PAC Philly Set Go, O’Brien has these people and groups on his side:

Gov. Tom Wolf
Mayor Jim Kenney
Mark Segal, publisher of Philadelphia Gay News
Sierra Club
Equality Pennsylvania
Conservation Voters of PA
Liberty City LGBT Democratic Club
Planned Parenthood Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Federation of Teachers

182nd District – Ben Waxman, Brian Sims, Marni Snyder and Lou Lanni (D)

State Rep. Brian Sims had put his hat in the ring to run for Congress but dropped out before the filing deadline. Now he’s being challenged by three opponents, including Ben Waxman, a former aide to state Sen. Vincent Hughes, who won the endorsement of the Democratic City Committee.

Sims has support from:

Gov. Tom Wolf
Mayor Jim Kenney
AFL-CIO
Philadelphia NOW
Planned Parenthood Pennsylvania
Humane Society of Pennsylvania
Liberty City Democratic Club
Equality Pennsylvania
Americans For Democratic Action
Philly for Change
AFSCME 33

Waxman has support from:

5th Ward of the Philadelphia Democratic Executive Committee
8th Ward of the Philadelphia Democratic Executive Committee
The Philadelphia Federation of Teachers
Senator Vincent Hughes
Former State Rep. Babette Josephs
AFSCME DC 47
Philly Set Go — Philly’s millennial PAC
Democratic City Committee

190th District – Vanessa Lowery Brown, Wanda Logan, Ray Bailey, Movita Johnson-Harrell, Ted Smith and Darryl Thomas

Vanessa Lowery Brown has held party support for her seat in the state House since 2009, but she was indicted and her most prominent challenger is Wanda Logan. She has run before in this race and has garnered support from groups like Action United. Lowery Brown has the support of the AFL-CIO.

192nd District – Steven Jones, Morgan Cephas, Jess Johnson, Edwin Santana and Lynwood Savage

Lynwood Savage has the support of party leaders while Morgan Cephas is a former aide to Councilman Curtis Jones Jr. and was endorsed by millennial PAC Philly Set Go. Edwin Santana is a well-known neighborhood activist in the district.

195th District – Donna Bullock, Jamar Izzard and Jimmie Moore

Bullock, being a former aide to Council President Darrell Clarke, has some solid political support from leaders in Philadelphia. But Izzard used to work for State Sen. Anthony Williams and Moore sat on the municipal court for more than two decades.

200th District – Tonyelle Cook-Artis, Chris Rabb and Bobby Curry

Cook-Artis currently holds the seat after winning it in a special election and has the most support from pols in the district after working for Cherelle Parker, who used to hold the seat and is now a city councilwoman.

202nd District – Jared Solomon and Mark Cohen

Longtime state Rep. Mark Cohen this year lost the endorsements of the Democratic City Committee, though he still has plenty of friends in Philly. But his challenger Jared Solomon has locked down endorsements like:

Councilman Bobby Henon
Controller Alan Butkovitz
Philadelphia FOP
Plumbers Union Local 690
Philly Set Go
Democratic City Committee