An integral part of any political election is the campaign logo. They provide instant name recognition for any candidate, as well as publicly state your support for a candidate (sometimes for years after said candidate has lost). The most sophisticated candidates know that type can be used to evoke certain characteristics they would like to be seen embodying. Throw in some stars and stripes and you have a election logo, as well as a clear statement that will (hopefully) be tied to the candidate’s name for years to come. Logoblink.com has an archive of these election logos from 1960 up to 2008. You can trace the development and increasing (or decreasing) sophistication throughout the years. 

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