Which political advertisement is widely considered the first negative TV ad that dramatically changed modern campaign strategy?

Test your knowledge of groundbreaking political advertising campaigns that changed how candidates connect with voters. Throughout history, certain political ads have revolutionized campaign strategies and left lasting impacts on electoral politics. These innovative approaches to voter communication have transformed how politicians build their brands and convey their messages.

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Lyndon B. Johnson's 'Daisy' ad (1964) showing a little girl counting daisy petals followed by a nuclear explosion countdown
Richard Nixon's 'Checkers Speech' television broadcast (1952) addressing campaign finance allegations
Ronald Reagan's 'Morning in America' campaign series (1984) highlighting economic recovery
Bill Clinton's 'Man from Hope' biographical video (1992) establishing his personal narrative