US election 2024: American CEO to serve 'hamburger dosa' and 'PB&J idli' at Bengaluru's prediction party
An American entrepreneur in Bengaluru is hosting a unique "US Election Showdown Challenge & Predict-athon" event as the U.S. decides between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump for the presidency. Here's what happened.
An American entrepreneur residing in Bengaluru is hosting a unique event in the city as the United States votes for its next president. Millions of American voters will decide whether to elect Kamala Harris as the country's first female president or to support Donald Trump's return to the White House.
What is the American CEO host on the US election day?
?? Ditch the boring election talk! Join Bangalore's wildest prediction party Nov 5th, 7PM @shipyard_ ??
¡ª Catoff (@CatoffGaming) November 3, 2024
Meme battles, X Dares & hot takes. Make your boldest predictions & win prizes. ?
RSVP for a night that'll be more lit than exit polls ? #USElectionhttps://t.co/icV3qHDsqb
Over 100 individuals have already registered for the "US Election Showdown Challenge & Predict-athon" election event in Bengaluru, which will take place on Tuesday evening at a venue in Indiranagar, the startup and restaurant area in India's IT capital.
Election predictions, rapid-fire challenges, and even "political karaoke" will be among the attractions during the event. The event will also feature memes, GIFs, and jokes about the US elections that have been trending on the internet.
What did the prediction party serve?
Those attending the three-hour event will be fed an American-Namma Bengaluru fusion meal that includes hamburger dosa and PB&J (peanut butter and jelly) idlis.
Credit: DALL.E
Kamala Harris and Donald Trump made their final case Monday, hours before Election Day, capping off a tumultuous election campaign. Opinion polls show Trump, 78, and Harris, 60, almost evenly matched. The result may not be known for several days after the election, but Trump has already indicated that he will attempt to battle any defeat, as he did in 2020.
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