US midterms: Pope Leo XIV casts vote by mail

Pope Leo XIV, a US citizen and native of Chicago, has cast his vote in the US midterm elections by mail. This unusual development highlights the unique situation of the Pope's dual citizenship, which allows him to participate in US elections. The fact that he chose to vote by mail adds to the intrigue surrounding his participation in the democratic process.

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The story is about the Pope's voting in the US midterms, which is not a market-moving event. The outcome of the midterms may have market implications, but the Pope's individual vote does not.

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