If there are any emerging design trends among the initial 2020 campaign logos, it’s the use of words over symbols, and the embrace of color outside of the traditional red, white, and blue. Gone ...

Bernie’s logo received positive responses in 2016, and clearly his campaign was fairly successful, so it makes sense he used it for his race for Senate in 2018 and now for 2020." ...

Philadelphia-based creatives Aneesh Bhoopathy and Phil Ditzler created Zohran Mamdani’s branding, logo, and digital presence ...

N obody would credit Zohran Mamdani’s campaign graphics for his win, but they were, like his campaign, like nothing else in politics. First, there’s the saturated color palett ...

The creatives behind Mamdani’s striking striking branding talk about how they designed a poster that broke all the rules of ...

The new Harris-Walz logo, on the other hand, visually communicates a fresh start. Though it doesn’t use the exact fonts from Harris’s 2020 logo, the tall lettering is a callback to her earlier ...

Trump tweets 2020 campaign logo linked to alt-right and white supremacy groups. It isn't the first time Trump has shared content from white supremacists and neo-Nazis.

Most political campaigns’ logos do the same: think of the Obama design, for example, from 2008. Then there was the Clinton campaign’s decision to go with basic, primary colors.

For starters, the design is actually good, which is less common than one would expect in today’s professionalized political realm. And its energetic visual style steps outside the safe and stale ...