Sentence examples for election color from inspiring English sources

How richly did the results of the 2016 election color these books' vision of liberal, female humiliation?

We simply held an election: Colored Pencils vs. Markers.

Partisanship and election results color attitudes about the state of the country.

Reflecting the continuing emphasis on local celebrity, the ballots that voters used in Friday's election had color pictures of all the candidates next to their names.

Color forecasters anticipate, for instance, that in election years, colors of Americana will trend up.

Californians' views of the government's investigation into Russian involvement in last year's election strongly colored by partisanship.

Instead of election posters coloring the streets, plainclothes police officers make sure there are no spontaneous gatherings.

The election was colored by identity politics and the role Islam should play in Indonesian society and politics.

2016 U.S. Electoral College map: Visualizing a U.S. presidential election by coloring each state blue or red has been common practice since 1976.

Voters in New York City's suburbs and upstate will decide on Tuesday in numerous local elections who they believe is best suited to create jobs and face challenging budgets in an election season colored by the bleak economy.

"Why are they not trying to create a proper atmosphere?" Now, instead of election posters coloring the streets, plainclothes police officers hang around at major crossings, making sure there are no spontaneous gatherings.