Which U.S. presidential campaign first utilized a consistent logo across all platforms and created a comprehensive visual brand identity system with a detailed style guide?

Campaign logos are powerful visual tools in politics, instantly communicating a candidate's message and values to voters. Throughout history, political logos have evolved significantly, reflecting changing design trends and communication strategies. Some campaign logos have become iconic symbols of political movements, while others sparked controversy or failed to resonate with the public. Test your knowledge about the fascinating world of political branding and the visual identities that have shaped our democratic landscape.

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Barack Obama's 2008 campaign (featuring the 'O' sunrise logo)
Ronald Reagan's 1984 campaign (featuring 'Morning in America' branding)
Bill Clinton's 1992 campaign (featuring the red, white and blue 'C' logo)
John F. Kennedy's 1960 campaign (featuring the 'JFK' lettermark)