Which presidential campaign logo was the first to incorporate a stylized horizon/sunrise as a central design element, symbolizing hope and a new beginning?

Political campaigns invest heavily in visual branding to connect with voters and communicate their message. Campaign logos are carefully designed corporate symbols that often contain subtle visual cues, color psychology, and symbolic elements that reinforce a candidate's platform. This trivia challenges you to identify which famous campaign logo contained a specific design element that became widely recognized and later influenced political branding standards.

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Barack Obama's 2008 'O' logo with red and white stripes forming a horizon inside a blue circle
Ronald Reagan's 1984 'Morning in America' logo featuring a rising sun over the American landscape
Bill Clinton's 1992 logo showing a sunrise over the letter 'C' in red, white, and blue
Jimmy Carter's 1976 campaign logo depicting a sun rising over stylized American fields