Can the Pope double as a US voter while ruling Vatican City? Let's check.

Can a foreign head of state retain the right to vote in U.S. elections? This burning question surrounds <b>Pope Leo XIV</b>, whose unique dual status as the sovereign of Vatican City and a US citizen sparks massive constitutional curiosity. Does wearing the ultimate religious crown mean automatically waving goodbye to your American passport and voting rights?<br><br>Bureaucracy loves a good loophole, and citizenship laws are practically built for VIP gymnastics. While ordinary mortals drown in paperwork, global leaders manage to balance heavenly kingdoms with earthly polling booths, making you wonder if citizenship is just a VIP subscription.<br><br>The intersection of sovereign immunity and voter eligibility leaves citizens questioning how divine power interacts with secular democracy.