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Why Pope Leo is legally allowed to vote in US election — despite being leader of Vatican City

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“Why Pope Leo is legally allowed to vote in US election — despite being leader of Vatican City”

"He’s an American citizen living abroad. He didn’t lose his voting rights when he moved to the Vatican," an expert said.

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