Which political campaign commercial is credited with introducing negative advertising to presidential politics and featured a little girl picking daisies followed by a nuclear explosion?

Political campaign advertising has evolved dramatically over the decades, with certain commercials becoming pivotal moments in election history. These advertisements have shaped public perception, influenced voter decisions, and sometimes even changed the course of elections. Test your knowledge of these influential political marketing campaigns that made history and transformed how candidates communicate with voters.

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Lyndon B. Johnson's 'Daisy' ad (1964)
Richard Nixon's 'Law and Order' ad (1968)
Ronald Reagan's 'Morning in America' ad (1984)
George H.W. Bush's 'Willie Horton' ad (1988)