Which presidential candidate first strategically used the complete red, white, and blue color scheme in campaign materials to establish a cohesive visual brand identity?

Behind every successful political campaign lies a strategic brand identity, with colors playing a crucial role in how candidates are perceived. Campaign colors can evoke emotions, represent values, and create instant recognition. This trivia tests your knowledge about the strategic color choices in notable presidential campaigns that shaped political branding in American history.

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Richard Nixon (1968)
John F. Kennedy (1960)
Ronald Reagan (1980)
Franklin D. Roosevelt (1932)