Who are the US cardinals who will vote for the next pope? There are 10, the largest bloc after Italy

The United States has 10 out of the 133 cardinals eligible to vote in the upcoming papal conclave, second only to Italy. Among these electors are Timothy Dolan and Blase Cupich, who actively serve as archbishops, alongside retired archbishops like Daniel DiNardo and Wilton Gregory. The group includes diverse figures such as Raymond Burke, a traditionalist often at odds with Pope Francis, and Cupich, a moderate adviser to the Pope, reflecting a range of perspectives within the church as it prepares for leadership transition.

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