Which political party or movement deliberately chose orange as their primary brand color to represent a 'third way' because red and blue were already associated with other major parties in their country?

In the world of politics, visual branding plays a crucial role in how parties and candidates are perceived. Color psychology has been employed strategically in political campaigns for decades, with specific colors becoming strongly associated with political movements and parties around the world. This trivia tests your knowledge about the strategic use of brand colors in global politics and how they influence voter perception and party identity.

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The Liberal Democrats in the United Kingdom
The Democratic Progressive Party in Taiwan
The NDP (New Democratic Party) in Canada
The Ukrainian 'Orange Revolution' movement of 2004-2005