Pope Leo XIV has made history by becoming the first pontiff known to cast a ballot in a U.S. general election. The Vatican confirmed that the Chicago-born leader submitted a mail-in ballot for midterm elections in Illinois, defending his participation as a civic duty. While there is no legal violation, commentators argue this highlights complex questions within the U.S. citizenship system, particularly regarding Americans who exercise governmental authority for other sovereign states and how those duties align with American legal obligations. Fuente: Washington Examiner #PopeLeoXIV #USCitizenship #Midterms #Vatican #Politics
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