A 2016 presidential candidate has decided to run. Next step? Design a campaign logo. This simple yet effective tool gets the message out and creates brand recognition. This list showcases all the logos of declared candidates. Designers have commented on the efficacy of each logo, which reflects the candidate's personality. Some logos are big and loud, others simple and direct. Some may not make sense to everyone, but supporters may understand. These logos can be designed with a specific audience in mind. Regardless of political views, this list of 2016 presidential logos has something for everyone. Check out the candidates' choices and vote for the best and most effective logos.
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Bernie SandersPolitics HistoryBernie Sanders appears in the 'Best 2016 Presidential Election Logos'.Bernie Sanders's logo is nice, light, and almost cheerful.Designers like the colors in Bernie Sanders's logo's simple approach. Some dislike the 'title gimmicks,' which means the star over the 'i.'.
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Lindsey GrahamPolitics HistoryLindsey Graham's logo is clunky.Lindsey Graham's logo is tiny.Lindsey Graham's logo doesn't integrate with his website and lacks a web version. This is unsurprising since he doesn't use the Internet.
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Ben CarsonPolitics HistoryThe distortion of the A in Dr. Ben Carson's logo has promoters and detractors.Promoters and detractors discuss the distortion of the A in Dr. Ben Carson's logo.The logo turns the second word into 'Merica,' a popular phrase. Its simplicity gets praise.
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Rand PaulPolitics HistoryRand Paul uses a flame, which feels cliché. However, the combination of the image and typography works well.Rand Paul's logo combines an image and typography.Rand Paul's logo creates one unit, a single vision that Ted Cruz's attempt could not match.
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Marco RubioPolitics HistoryMarco Rubio's logo confuses design experts. People find the picture of America dotting the 'i' odd, especially since it omits Alaska and Hawaii. They also note the US map is.Marco Rubio's logo is clunky.The US map on Marco Rubio's logo makes it clunky.
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Jill SteinPolitics HistoryJill Stein's logo got a reaction. It is a bold choice for the Green Party candidate not to use the red, white, and blue aesthetic for her campaign.Jill Stein's logo avoids the red, white, and blue aesthetic.Jill Stein's logo avoids the red, white, and blue aesthetic for her presidential campaign.
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Donald TrumpPolitics HistoryTrump's logo lacks distinction. Designers do not see this. Graphics people think it is fine. But running for President of the United States demands more than fine.
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Carly FiorinaPolitics HistoryCarly Fiorina uses a modern typeface.Carly Fiorina's logo uses a modern typeface.Carly Fiorina's logo text has a thin style, creating a unique look. Designers suggest thin lettering challenges smaller uses of the imagery. The star in the A draws focus from the first letter but adds a bold color splash.
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Mike HuckabeePolitics HistoryMike Huckabee's logo, with the tagline 'From Hope To Higher Ground,' contrasts with Obama's 'hope' and 'change' narrative, making it look like a reactionary logo.Mike Huckabee's logo looks reactionary.Mike Huckabee's logo contrasts with Obama's 'hope' and 'change' narrative.
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Hillary ClintonPolitics HistoryHillary Clinton's logo received heavy criticism. The red arrow pointing right is not ideal for a Democratic left-of-center candidate. However, Sol Sender, designer of Barack Obama's logo, said it gave 'forward momentum,' and Milton Glaser called it 'professional and competent.'
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Ted CruzPolitics HistoryTed Cruz's logo is praised for using old symbols in new shapes.Ted Cruz's logo uses old symbols in new shapes.People focus on what looks like a burning flag in Ted Cruz's logo. Whether this is good or bad is up to each person's view, but it is bold.
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Martin O'MalleyPolitics HistoryMartin O'Malley faces a tough fight. One of the world's most famous women is his main opponent.One of the world's most famous women is Martin O'Malley's primary opponent.Martin O'Malley's logo aims to make people remember his name.
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Jeb BushPolitics HistoryMany graphic designers agree Jeb Bush has a functional logo. However, the typography leaves many people scratching their heads.The typography of Jeb Bush's logo leaves many designers confused.Jeb Bush has largely used the same logo since 1994 when he ran for governor.
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Rick SantorumPolitics HistoryA continuation of his 2012 graphic with the red eagle, designers find Jeb Bush's logo efficient and competent.Jeb Bush's logo is efficient and competent.Rick Santorum avoids his "" with equal weight to both of his names.Google problem.The link is NSFW.
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Bobby JindalPolitics HistoryThis look is funny becauseJs are funny letters.It has a great color sense. Bobby Jindal uses blue widely, which is odd for a red state governor.
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Lincoln ChafeePolitics HistoryLincoln Chafee's presidential bid is already seen as a long-shot.It is a long-shot.The logo reveals aims for the middle. It keeps his party's blue, using a simple round design and his name in a sans-serif font.
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Rick PerryPolitics HistoryRick Perry tries to pull a Hillary by marrying the letter P with a logo. Perry's logo mixes images with the P of his name.Rick Perry gets mixed results..
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George PatakiPolitics HistoryPataki's logo hasgreat intentions.The simplified flag shows a missing top stripe. The red, white, and blue clearly show patriotic pride.
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