Sentences with phrase «party election broadcast»

In 1992, it was the row over the Jennifer's ear party election broadcast for Labour.

[87] In April 2010, he lent his voice to a Labour Party election broadcast.

Labour is airing its latest party election broadcast tonight.

Thank you for the wonderful article on party election broadcasts (TP, August).

First came party election broadcasts (PEBs) by radio, then 20 - minute polemics by TV, followed by blockbuster - style short films produced and directed by some of the Hollywood greats in the 1980s through to today.

Links to party election broadcasts for parties contesting this election will appear below, after they have been shown on television.

Andre Lampitt, the star of Ukip's 2014 party election broadcast, was suspended for calling Ed Miliband «not British», attacking «evil» Islam and saying Africans should «kill themselves».

Other areas of expertise include party leader TV debates in 2010, party election broadcasts, public opinion and voting behaviour, party election broadcasts.

The results, published in My Election - A Voter's Eye View of the 2007 Scottish Elections, showed a slightly inverse relationship between the number of times a monitor noticed advertising (including billboards, mobile vans, print media and party election broadcasts) and the turnout.

A Green party spokesman said of the latest ad: «This is the party election broadcast that's worth watching.

Labour hearts should swell at the sight, as increasingly vicious blue on blue attacks hand them enough ammunition to fill every campaign poster and party election broadcast for the next four years.

Now Labour has released its party election broadcast for the upcoming local elections.

A collapsing stage at the UKIP conference, accusations that politicians are backstabbers, and a «boy band» in a party election broadcast feature in Andrew Neil's morning report.

A party election broadcast by the Democratic Unionist Party for the European Parliament election on 4 June.

A party election broadcast by the Liberal Democrats for the European Parliament election on 4 June 2009.

A party election broadcast by the Ulster Conservative and Unionist New Force party for the European Parliament election on 4 June.

A party election broadcast by the Traditional Unionist Voice party for the European Parliament election on 4 June.

The Welsh Liberal Democrats have unveiled their party election broadcast.