US expats in Sydney gathered to watch historic midterm results, highlighting the intense global interest and emotional investment in American elections beyond US borders.
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US voters, their Australian partners and British spectators crowd around pub TVs to watch the historic election results roll inOn the second floor of a Sydney pub, the mood shifts from nervous, browser-refreshing anxiety to champagne-popping within a matter of hours.More than 100 US expats and election enthusiasts pack into the function space at the Keg and Brew in the inner-east suburb of Surry Hills to watch the midterm results roll in. Continue reading...
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