Which presidential campaign logo was revolutionary for introducing a simple, corporate-style brand system that included a distinctive 'O' symbol representing unity and hope?

Campaign logos are powerful visual symbols in modern politics. They communicate a candidate's identity, values, and vision to voters. Over the decades, certain political campaign logos have become iconic, changing the way political branding works. This trivia question tests your knowledge of a pivotal moment in political branding that influenced countless campaigns that followed. Do you know which presidential campaign's logo represented a significant shift in political visual identity?

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Barack Obama's 2008 'O' logo designed by Sol Sender
Bill Clinton's 1992 logo featuring a stylized American flag
Ronald Reagan's 1980 'Let's Make America Great Again' star logo
John F. Kennedy's 1960 minimalist 'JFK' lettering system