Which presidential campaign logo was the first to prominently use a website domain as part of its official design, signaling a major shift toward digital campaigning?

Campaign logos are powerful political branding tools that can instantly communicate a candidate's values and vision. From the iconic Obama 'O' to Trump's bold red caps, these visual identities become symbols that transcend the campaign itself. Test your knowledge of these significant political branding moments that shaped how candidates connect with voters through visual communication.

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Bush-Cheney 2000 (with 'georgewbush.com')
Clinton-Gore 1996 (with 'clinton96.org')
Obama 2008 (with 'barackobama.com')
Dole-Kemp 1996 (with 'dole-kemp96.org')