American Political Party Logos

Political LOGOS in the USA

Politicians are constantly trying to sell themselves, which is why political logos need to be powerful and well-designed. While the United States is generally run by two main parties, there are actually many political parties vying for your vote. Will you be able to recognize which logo fits which party?

Like the graphic designs of many parties, the American Democratic Party uses a familiar red, white, and blue color palette to show their patriotism. The commonly recognized symbol is used, but between the red and blue there is a swoosh of white going through the graphic, a shape that connotes movement and flexibility.

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Democratic Party Logo

The donkey is kicking up its back legs, which suggests freedom and even a little rebellion against the established system. It is easy to see this party’s intended image through their use of symbolism.

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2. Republican Party Logo DesignThe American Republic Party also uses red, white, and blue, along with the familiar symbol that has been a figurehead for the party for more than one-hundred years. The stars are a symbol not just of the United States, but also of reaching for higher ideals, making this a very appropriate logo for the image that this party is trying to portray.

Republican Party Logo

The elephant has been round for over one-hundred years. However, the animal of these graphic designs is shaped into a roughly square shape, showing the authoritative policies of this party

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3. Libertarian Party Logo DesignIn the United States, the Libertarian Party prides itself on its focus on social and civil liberties. The gold and dark blue color scheme is patriotic without being cliché, while the circular shape makes people feel included. The familiar stars are also present.

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Libertarian Party

The use of the Statue of Liberty in its graphic designs is very appropriate for this party which focuses on social and civil liberties

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4. Green Party Logo The American Green Party focuses mainly on efforts to save the planet and reduce the carbon footprint of the United States. A planet is shown blooming within a flower, giving the idea of birth and growth while incorporating the Earth, all common graphic designs used in environmentalism.

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Green Party Logo

This party logo is very reflective of the aim, with a green on green color scheme. The font uses serifs and blocky shapes to make this party seem like an authority.

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5. Constitution Party Logo This religiously based conservative party focuses using on the Constitution as the center of all policy and regulations. Because of this traditionalism, it is significant that the Constitution Party uses several longtime American symbols in their logo

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5. Constitution Party Logo Design

The bald eagle, the American flag, and stars, typical American symbols as well as the choice of colors

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6. Socialist Party USA Logo The Socialist Party USA is a socially and fiscally liberal group that focuses on civil rights and a socialist economic structure. Their logo is as different from other mainstream political parties as it possibly could be yet the recognizable inclusive circular shape of many political graphic designs is used . It is easy to sense the party’s goals from its logo, making it both effective and accurate as a symbol.

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6. Socialist Party USA Party Logo

Look carefully: the clasped hands of people from two different ethnicities show the organization’s goals of social unity and equity. The planet is prominently displayed, but not centered on the United States. It is easy to sense the party’s goals from its logo, making it both effective and accurate as a symbol.

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7. Social Democrats USA Logo This party is an offshoot of the American Socialist Party, which is no longer running national candidates. No traditional colors but the symbol of a hand holding a torch is similar to the Statue of Liberty, although it also hails from this party’s assertion that they were ‘passed the torch’ from the now defunct American Socialist Party

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7. Social Democrats USA Logo

Look more carefully at how the square shape shows through graphic designs that it is more militant than other socialist parties in the United States, while a familiar red, white, and blue color scheme shows a patriotic flair.

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8. Modern Whig Party Logo The Modern Whig party professes to be a moderate middle ground between the mainstream Democrats and Republicans. An owl, traditionally the symbol of the Whig Party, is used here. The red, white, and blue color scheme is used once again, but with different meaning, as well as the stars.

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8. Modern Whig Party Logo

Look at how the bird is half blue (for Democrats) and half red (for Republicans) with a white line and a band of star dividing the two colors. This centrist party believes that our future lies in meeting in the middle, making the placement of the stars in their graphic designs very appropriate.

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9. America First Party Logo This party uses the familiar symbolism of the circle but with a band of star in the margins of the shape. In the center is a man who appears to be one of the patriots from American history, carrying a gun. This wilderness-like image portrays the party’s hope to return the United States to its roots through graphic designs and symbols.

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9. America First Party Logo

As its name suggests it, this party believes that the United States should end all labor treaties and wars with other countries, instead focusing on strengthening the country from within our own borders.

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10. The Independence Party of America Logo This party is a populist organization with a center to left stance on most topics. Their logo is a commanding square, with a red, blue, and black color scheme that is similar to most modern parties while remaining distinct. The ‘I’ in the center has an American flag wrapped around it, with the flag appears to be flowing.

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10. The Independence Party of America Party Logo

The 'I' and its flag, this gives the impression both of forward movement and ties to the American past through graphic designs, which is the intended message of this party.

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So, can you name each party now?