Political branding and design occupies a small corner of the creative world, only entering the popular consciousness once every four years (if at all). Despite its low profile, this work has the potential to influence the direction of our cities, states, and nations.
On the eve of the 2018 U.S. mid-term elections, Post Typography brought together a group of politically-minded designers from the left and right to discuss the state of branding for political campaigns.
