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In the U.S. elections, the pope first voted

Lev XIV. became the first pope in history who voted in American elections, used his right to the U.S. citizen and withdrew a correspondence ballot before the November elections to Congress.

Reported by Novinky.cz Oct 30, 2026 · 15:06 UTC

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