Turley op-ed raises legal questions about foreign leaders voting
7 Nov 1 8:47 AM · 7d ago · 2 articles · 5 posts · 1 comment · 4 sources · development 7 of 7
In a Fox News opinion piece, Jonathan Turley argued the pope's ballot raises novel legal questions about foreign heads of state participating in US elections.
Pope Leo XIV Pontiff, Vatican City sovereign
Donald Trump US President
Jonathan Turley Fox News opinion columnistWill County, Illinois officials Local election authority
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NEW: Will County, Illinois, election officials confirm they received Pope Leo XIV’s ballot today, completing the historic first vote cast in a democratic election by a reigning pope in the Catholic Church’s 2,000-year history. Leo has said Catholics cannot be “unengaged
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That he did it by mail seals the deal!👏 — Pope Leo XIV Votes by Mail in 2026 Illinois Midterms, a Papal First @axios.com
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Pope Leo has requested an absentee, mail-in ballot in Illinois to vote in the midterms, per NBC News. Read more: https:// t.co/Qve3gKzsLt # news # finance # economics # stocks # options
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It is literally a country. It is a sovereign “city-state” completely independent of all other nations.
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