During each ballot cardinals write the name of their choice, ideally in distorted handwriting to disguise their identity. The ballot papers are then burned in a small fire inside the Sistine Chapel.

They will vote by writing the name of their preferred candidate in disguised handwriting on a card that is then folded in half and placed into a large chalice. A scrutineer will remove the ...

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The voting is done by secret ballot. The cardinals write the name of their chosen candidate below "Eligo in Summun Pontificem" (Latin for "I elect as supreme pontiff"), according to CNN.

There are multiple rounds of deliberation and voting, with each cardinal writing the name of their preferred candidate on a ballot. The ballots are folded and put in a chalice with Michelangelo’s Last ...

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