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About this App
Ordinary people simulated conclave - vote for their your Pope candidate!
Vote for the Next Pope – A Global People Conclave Simulation!
Who will be the Next Pope? For centuries, the conclave has taken place behind closed doors, deep within the Vatican, with only cardinals making the decision. But what if ordinary people could vote? What if the world could show its voice?
Now, with this fun and unique app, people vote to express who they think should become the Next Pope. It’s an experimental and engaging way for ordinary people to simulate the conclave, choose a candidate, and shape a virtual ranking of papal preferences.
🔥 What you can do:
Follow a live leaderboard and ranking of top candidates, continents, countries, and names – based on people votes from all over the world.
Vote for the Next Pope based on continent and country – see which region of the world users believe he will come from.
Choose the age of the new Pope – will he be young, middle-aged, or elderly?
Select how many days the conclave will last – 1, 3, or maybe 7 days?
Predict the new papal name – what name will the Next Pope take? This is the most voted and most exciting choice.
Estimate how many times we will see black smoke before the final white smoke appears.
Show your support for a candidate and track how many others feel the same way.
This is not an official vote and has no connection to the real Vatican conclave. It does not influence the actual election or reflect the decisions of the cardinals. The app is purely an entertainment and fun tool for opinion polling.
Whether you're curious about how the world thinks, fascinated by papal elections, or just want to explore predictions, this app gives you a chance to vote, vote, and vote some more!
⚠️ Disclaimer:
This is not an official vote and has no connection to the real Vatican conclave. It does not influence the actual election or reflect the decisions of the cardinals. The app is purely an entertainment and fun tool for opinion polling.
It’s a global, lighthearted way for ordinary people to engage in an event that normally takes place in secrecy.
It is not meant to offend, influence, or interfere with real traditions of the conclave, the Vatican, or the election of the Pope.
So go ahead — cast your vote, support your candidate, and take part in the world’s first-ever Next Pope simulation led by the voice of the people.
