Which presidential candidate's campaign notably broke from traditional party colors and used a distinctive turquoise blue as their primary brand color in their campaign materials?

Campaign colors are more than just aesthetic choices—they're carefully selected visual representations of a candidate's brand identity and message. Throughout US political history, certain color schemes have become associated with specific parties and values. This poll tests your knowledge of the strategic use of brand colors in presidential campaigns that broke traditional norms and created memorable visual identities.

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Barack Obama's 2008 'Hope' campaign
Bill Clinton's 1992 'For People For Change' campaign
Hillary Clinton's 2016 'Stronger Together' campaign
Donald Trump's 2016 'Make America Great Again' campaign