Sentence examples for pink election from inspiring English sources
His thanks to Harriet Harman included a pointed dig to one of Hattie's least memorable achievements – the pink election bus – and despite his insistence that Labour must be the party for women, he gave no sense that he might not have been the best man for the job.
Pink clothes, pink auras,pink bedrooms...anything PINK!
London: voters will receive three papers - pink for the mayoral election, yellow to choose a constituency Assembly member and orange for a London-wide Assembly member.
The gallery is serving as headquarters for the "Hug & Magnan '04" campaign; there you can pick up a pink-white-and-blue election sticker, as well as a terrifically incendiary little "Boys Gone Wild" zine.
After the November election, New Hampshire turned pink.
What Italians – without a trace of irony – term la quota rosa (the pink proportion) shot up after the election from 20%to31%1%.
Labour's attempt to woo women voters with the lurid pink campaign bus ahead of the general election already appeared to have backfired, with Twitter users blasting it as "Barbie-like" and more suited to a "hen night".
The pollsters' favourite: centre-right Silvio Berlusconi, over the centre-left's Francesco Rutelli.See article: What do Italy's voters want?French municipal elections failed to produce the "pink wave" that pollsters had expected.
Toksvig derided the offer of "women's manifestos" at the general election and in particular Labour's "pink bus", which toured Britain with politicians to speak about women's issues.
"Being on the pink bus is my favourite day of the general election campaign," he said, before turning serious.
