Pope Leo XIV votes in US midterms, breaking precedent set by Benedict XVI
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The Vatican confirmed Pope Léon XIV, formerly Robert Francis Prevost, voted by mail in the November 3, 2026 US midterm elections. The Holy See framed the act as a civic right and duty, though the Pope's choice remains undisclosed. This marks a notable public engagement by a pontiff in a foreign election, potentially signaling political symbolism.
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