| Slogan | Presient | Year |
|---|
| Let America be America Again (lost election) | |
| Compassionate Conservatism | |
| Vote Yourself a Farm | |
| 54-40 or Fight | |
| Who is James K. Polk? (lost election) | |
| It's Morning Again in America | |
| He Kept us out of War | |
| For President of the People | |
| Building a Bridge to the 21st Century | |
| A Leader, for a Change | |
| A Full Diner Pail | |
| A Return to Normalcy | |
| America Needs a Change (lost election) | |
| Country First (lost election) | |
| Are you Better off than you were Four Years Ago? | |
| Peace and Prosperity | |
| | Slogan | Presient | Year |
|---|
| The Stakes are too High for you to Stay at Home | |
| Yes, America Can! | |
| Tippecanoe and Tyler Too | |
| Don't Swap Horses in the Middle of the Stream | |
| Blaine, Blaine, James G. Blaine, Continental Liar from the State of Maine | |
| In Your Heart, You Know He's Right (lost election) | |
| I Like Ike | |
| Kinder, Gentler Nation | |
| Prosperity and Progress (lost election) | |
| Rejuvenated Republicanism | |
| Patriotism, Protection, and Prosperity | |
| Ma, Ma, Where’s my Pa, Gone to the White House, Ha, Ha, Ha (lost election) | |
| Change We Can Believe In | |
| A Chicken in every Pot and a Car in every Garage | |
| Don't Stop Thinking about Tomorrow | |
| The Better Man for a Better America (lost election) | |
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