Which political party first used the donkey as its unofficial mascot, a symbol still recognized today?

Political parties and campaigns often use mascots or symbolic animals to represent their values and connect with voters. These brand mascots have evolved over decades and play a significant role in political marketing and voter engagement. Test your knowledge about these iconic political symbols that have shaped campaign narratives and public perception across different eras.

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Democratic Party, after political cartoonist Thomas Nast popularized it in the 1870s
Whig Party, as a response to Andrew Jackson's 'jackass' nickname in the 1830s
Progressive Party, chosen by Theodore Roosevelt during his 1912 presidential campaign
Anti-Federalist Party, used in pamphlets opposing the Constitution in the 1780s