As the US election is today, US time, a Nine special, Power to the People: America Votes, attracted 1.4 million viewers (helped by The Block) on Monday night.
The program, which ran from 9pm, outlined what was at stake in the often chaotic and toxic battle for the White House between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris.
It registered an average audience of 400,000 viewers, less than a third who tuned in, which could be a sign of US election fatigue.
Nine’s The Block stormed Monday night as easily the most watched program with national reach of 2.17 million viewers and an average audience of 1.19 million.
Seven’s My Kitchen Rules posted strong audiences, reaching 1.63 million and holding an average audience of 946,000.
Ten’s top performer was Matlock, reaching 976,000 with an average audience of 514,000.
Meanwhile, over on the ABC, a Four Corners special on social media whistleblowers reached 1.02 million and had an average audience of 635,00.
Here are the top 20 programs for Monday night:
