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Elections in Peru: Pope Leo XIV Has a Voting Table Assigned in Chiclayo and Reniec Explains the Details

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The Supreme Pontiff is authorized to go to the polls at an educational institution in Chiclayo that takes place on Sunday, October 4th.

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The Supreme Pontiff is authorized to go to the polls at an educational institution in Chiclayo that takes place on Sunday, October 4th.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The polling station assigned to the high pontiff was the special school of St. Thomas Aquinas. Its name appears on the list corresponding to table 032941, room No. 104, in Chiclayo.

·Lima, Peru
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Pope Leo XIV was on the electoral roll and was assigned to the polling station No. 032941 in Chiclayo, a city where he was bishop for eight years. His name surprised voters in St. Thomas Aquinas College.

A team of RPP arrived at the Santo Tomás de Aquinas Educational Institution, in the city of Chiclayo, where the vote table of today's Pope Leo XIV is located.

·Lima, Peru
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Pope Leo XIV appears in the electoral consultation of the ONPE with a polling place assigned in Chiclayo for the Regional and Municipal Elections 2026. The pontiff maintains Peruvian nationality and registers Chiclayo as his domicile, despite currently residing in the Vatican.

·Lima, Peru
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The name of Robert Francis Prevost, Pope Leo XIV, appears on the electoral roll corresponding to the province of Chiclayo, in the Lambayeque region, during the Regional and Municipal Elections 2026, held on Sunday, October 4, in Peru.

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Diario Correo broke the news in Lima, Peru on Sunday, October 4, 2026.
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