I’ll get the pop corn…
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The first night of the DNC on Monday drew 15.32 million 55 and over, 3.51 million in the 35-54 demo and 851,000 aged 18-34, per Nielsen.
MSNBC topped the networks, drawing 4.6 million viewers, compared to 3.2 million for CNN, 2.8 million for ABC News, 2.4 million for Fox News, 2 million for CBS News and 1.8 million for NBC News.
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Channel 4 in the UK is airing the Trump/Harris debate, plus an hour-long documentary by Matt Frei.
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That’s about half a million more than the first night, once again besting the audience for the Republican National Convention, which suffered from a steep decline to just 14.8M viewers in its second night.
Night 2 of the DNC was broadcast live from Chicago from approximately 10:00 p.m. to 11:45 p.m. ET, featuring speeches from Former President Barack Obama, former First Lady Michelle Obama, Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff, and more.
According to Nielsen, Obama’s speech, from around 11:03 p.m. to 11:37 p.m. ET, tallied 21.9M viewers.
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“Not afraid” now speaking without a crowd behind and within a Pope box 
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Sky News UK’s coverage.
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Interesting to see that they’ve managed to secure the Meet the Press studio for the night - similar to how Nine had a small studio at ABC America’s Time’s Square studios in 2016.
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ABC News channel currently airing Kamala Harris speech at the Democrat Convention.
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Greg Jennett now doing post speech analysis on the news channel.
With Julia Baird in the NC studio, and David Speers in Canberra.
ABC have also sent Casey Briggs to Washington.
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ABC News wrapped up rolling coverage of DNC at 2:20pm AEST.
Looking forward to Planet America Fireside Chat tonight.
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The audience grew to 28.9M viewers during Harris’ speech, which aired from around 10:31 p.m. to 11:11 p.m. ET.
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