Sentence examples for red delegations from inspiring English sources
If all you care about are the overall numbers, this red state will have red delegations in all three spots.
That can only come about through an act of Congress, and Congressional approval of a new state that would more likely than not send two new Democrats to the U.S. Senate and a half dozen or so new Democrats to the House of Representatives -- projected to come primarily at the expense of red state delegations -- is unlikely to win approval in a Republican-dominated Congress.
The correlation between the ideological environmental negativity of other Republican-controlled "red" state congressional delegations and sub-par conditions in their respective jurisdictions remains striking.
The Nebraska delegation waved red handkerchiefs as Bryan progressed to the podium; he wore an alpaca sack suit more typical of Lincoln and the West than of Chicago.
The congressional delegation will stay red for a while, thanks to redistricting by the Legislature.
It also made the shirts, in red, white and blue, for the Colorado House delegation at this year's Democratic convention.
Police motorcycles escorted the buses, which were conveying members and friends of the New York delegation, through a series of red lights to a clambake on the beach in South Boston.
Linda Baker, one of a Kansas delegation that dresses in matching red Chiefs shirts (a gift from the team, one said), said that she was enthusiastic about working for Romney, or at least, "I am now".
Cue the Congressional delegations from three states that trend red (as in cranberry-producing and Democratic): Massachusetts, Oregon and Wisconsin.
That red tint may help explain why their congressional delegations have no women: Not only are women more likely to be Democrats, but Republicans simply place less emphasis on candidates' identities than Democrats do.
