Which presidential campaign slogan was the first to be trademarked by a candidate?

Presidential campaign slogans are powerful tools in political marketing that can define entire campaigns and even presidencies. These carefully crafted phrases aim to resonate with voters, communicate core values, and create memorable brand identities for candidates. Throughout U.S. history, certain campaign slogans have become iconic, helping to propel candidates to victory and becoming permanently associated with their administrations. Test your knowledge of these influential political marketing tactics!

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'Make America Great Again' - Donald Trump (2016)
'Yes We Can' - Barack Obama (2008)
'I Like Ike' - Dwight D. Eisenhower (1952)
'Change We Can Believe In' - Barack Obama (2008)