2/3 of the cardinals participating in a conclave must vote for a particular candidate for him to be chosen as pope. In the conclave of March 2013, that number was 77.
Since the conclave is secret, we will never know the number of votes. However, he had to win at least 77 to be elected as pope. He was elected on the 5th ballot.
Pope John Paul I was elected on the 4th ballot.Pope John Paul II was elected on the 8th ballot.
No, he is required to win 2/3 of the votes.
A 2/3 majority of the number of cardinal electors taking part in a conclave are required to elected a pope. The actual number changes as the number of cardinal electors changes,
2/3 of the cardinal electorate must vote for the person for him to be elected as pope.
To elect the Pope is required a majority of 2/3 of the cardinal electors.. After the 33th vote without success the two cardinals who have received the most votes will enter a runoff electionc. Even in this case we will require a majority of 2/3. The two cardinals remained will not actively participate in the vote. The requirements for becoming Pope, officially, are three: male, baptized, not married.
I'm sorry to inform you but I was never elected as pope. However, Pope Benedict XVI was elected in 2005.
He needs 2/3 of the votes of the cardinal electors.
He was elected pope at the age of 76.
No, the pope is elected with paper ballots.
He was elected in 2005 as pope on the 4th ballot of the conclave.
Pope Paul VI was elected to replace Pope John XXIII.