Which presidential campaign first used sophisticated retail-style data analytics and microtargeting to create personalized voter outreach, coining the famous technology-focused slogan?

In recent years, political campaigns have increasingly adopted retail marketing strategies and technologies to connect with voters. Campaign slogans, like retail taglines, can define a candidate's brand and message. This poll tests your knowledge of a groundbreaking political campaign that leveraged retail-inspired technology and analytics to revolutionize voter outreach and engagement. How well do you know the intersection of retail innovation and political campaigning?

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Barack Obama 2008: 'Yes We Can' (featuring the first campaign 'Dashboard' analytics platform)
Bill Clinton 1992: 'It's the Economy, Stupid' (featuring the first digital voter segmentation system)
Donald Trump 2016: 'Make America Great Again' (featuring the Cambridge Analytica targeting system)
George W. Bush 2004: 'Yes, America Can!' (featuring the pioneer Voter Vault database)