Which presidential campaign was the first to use an official logo that incorporated a website domain name as part of its design?

Throughout American political history, presidential candidates and administrations have created memorable logos, slogans, and visual identities to connect with voters. These political 'brands' have evolved significantly over time, from simple campaign buttons to sophisticated visual systems that span multiple platforms. This trivia tests your knowledge about the evolution of political branding in presidential campaigns and how visual identity has shaped American politics.

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Bill Clinton's 1996 re-election campaign (clinton96.org)
George W. Bush's 2000 campaign (georgewbush.com)
Howard Dean's 2004 campaign (deanforamerica.com)
John McCain's 2008 campaign (johnmccain.com)