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Can’t get enough U.S. politics? Come on down to the Free Press News Café tonight and get your fix as we hunker down for a presidential election night party.

Starting at 7:30 p.m., join Free Press journalists and top political scientists as we watch history unfold south of the border.

Enjoy some American-themed food and drink. And test your knowledge of U.S. politics with our ultimate presidential trivia contest.

Melissa Tait / Winnipeg Free Press
Burns Levi Garber (centre) high-fives other U.S. presidential election watchers after President Barack Obama was re-elected on Tuesday night. The Winnipeg Free Press News Café was packed with U.S. election junkies waiting for results.
Melissa Tait / Winnipeg Free Press Burns Levi Garber (centre) high-fives other U.S. presidential election watchers after President Barack Obama was re-elected on Tuesday night. The Winnipeg Free Press News Café was packed with U.S. election junkies waiting for results.

The Free Press News Café is located at 237 McDermot Avenue.

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Updated on Tuesday, November 6, 2012 10:43 PM CST: adds photo

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