Which U.S. presidential campaign was the first to break from the traditional red, white, and blue color scheme by prominently featuring bright green in its official branding?

Campaign branding plays a crucial role in political marketing. Presidential campaigns invest heavily in visual identity to convey specific messages and values to voters. Color psychology is particularly important, with campaigns carefully selecting colors that resonate with their target audience and communicate their candidate's core values. Test your knowledge about the strategic use of colors in major presidential campaign branding over the years!

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Bill Clinton's 1992 campaign
Barack Obama's 2008 campaign
Howard Dean's 2004 campaign
John McCain's 2008 campaign