First, the answer is no. There is a good reason for having a central bank that is independent from the government: It is precisely to avoid that kind of situation.
Monetary policy does not have immediate effects in a fiscal cycle. It takes time and it is important to stay the course. That is precisely why big countries have an independent central bank.
So no, there is no pressure. I was very clear about that yesterday: Elections are elections, and monetary policy is monetary policy. Our mandate is clear and monetary policy will be managed to fulfill that mandate, period.