Which political party in the United States first strategically adopted the color red as its consistent brand identity in national campaigns and media coverage?

In the world of political campaigns, every visual element is strategically designed to convey specific messages and evoke particular emotions. Color choices in campaign logos and materials are far from random - they're calculated decisions based on color psychology and historical associations. This trivia tests your knowledge of how political campaigns have leveraged color psychology in their branding strategies to connect with voters and strengthen their messaging.

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The Republican Party, starting with Ronald Reagan's 1980 campaign
The Democratic Party, during Bill Clinton's 1992 campaign
Neither party - the red/blue party association only became standardized after the 2000 presidential election
The Republican Party, during Richard Nixon's 1968 campaign