Which presidential campaign was the first to earn over $100 million from merchandise sales, with its iconic logo design becoming one of the most recognizable political brands in U.S. history?

Throughout history, political campaigns have mastered the art of retail merchandising to spread their message and raise funds. From campaign buttons to yard signs, merchandise has played a crucial role in political visibility and supporter engagement. This poll tests your knowledge about some of the most successful political retail strategies and iconic campaign products that helped shape American elections.

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Barack Obama's 2008 campaign (with the sunrise 'O' logo)
Donald Trump's 2016 campaign (with the 'Make America Great Again' caps)
Bill Clinton's 1992 campaign (with the 'It's the Economy, Stupid' merchandise)
Ronald Reagan's 1984 campaign (with the 'Morning in America' products)