Which color was deliberately chosen for Barack Obama's 2008 presidential campaign branding to convey a message of unity rather than using traditional Democratic blue?

Political campaigns and government entities carefully select their brand colors to convey specific messages and emotions to the public. These color choices aren't random - they're strategic decisions backed by psychology and historical significance. This poll tests your knowledge of color psychology in political branding and how certain colors have become associated with specific political movements, parties, and campaigns throughout history.

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Turquoise - to represent a fresh approach to politics
Deep purple - to symbolize the blending of red and blue America
Orange - to appeal to independent and younger voters
Green - to emphasize environmental policies and sustainability