Pope Leo XIV Submits First U.S. Mail-In Ballot

Al Jazeera • 31 Հոկ 01:40

The Vatican confirmed that Pope Leo XIV submitted a mail-in ballot in Chicago, marking the first time a pope has voted in a U.S. general election.

Chicago Sun-Times • 30 Հոկ 19:18

The Holy See Press Office said Pope Leo XIV, a registered voter in Illinois, mailed his ballot for the October 3 midterm elections, marking the first time a pope has voted in a U.S. election.

The Guardian • 30 Հոկ 16:20

Pope Leo, the first American pontiff, mailed his ballot from Chicago for the November 3 midterms, marking the first known instance of a sitting pope voting in any election.

BBC • 30 Հոկ 14:48

The Chicago-born pontiff, a U.S. citizen, mailed his ballot in Illinois for the November 3 midterms, marking the first time a pope has voted in a U.S. election.

CBS News • 30 Հոկ 13:50

The Vatican confirmed that Pope Leo XIV, a U.S. citizen, submitted a mail-in ballot from Chicago ahead of the November midterm elections.

The Telegraph • 30 Հոկ 13:29

Pope Leo XIV, the first American-born pontiff, submitted a mail-in ballot in Illinois for the November midterms, marking the Catholic Church’s first instance of a sitting pope voting in a secular election.

NBC News • 30 Հոկ 01:44

The newly elected American pope has asked the Will County clerk to send him a mail-in ballot for the upcoming midterm elections, though it is not yet known if he has completed it.