A first-time candidate rarely has days, a designer, or a budget to spare before the filing deadline. The Brand Generator builds a real, on-brand campaign lockup live — pulling the candidate's real name and office straight from the 2026 Texas ballot, then dialing in color, type, and an icon until it's ready to print.
Between filing and the first door-knock, most first-time candidates have no brand at all — no logo, no consistent look for their first yard sign or Facebook post. Hiring a designer costs money and time most campaigns don't have yet.
The fix: a tool that produces a genuinely usable campaign lockup — not a placeholder — in minutes, built on the same palette philosophy and layout logic professional campaign design already uses.
Enter a name and office — or look the candidate up directly from the 2026 Texas ballot database — then dial color, typeface pairing, stacking layout, and an optional icon until the lockup fits. Every combination is designed to actually work together, not randomly generated.
60+ real color combinations, drawn from the same palette logic as pro sports branding — bold, legible, campaign-tested.
20 name/office pairings, checked weight-by-weight so exports never silently fall back to the wrong font.
Search the real 2026 Texas ballot — name, office, precinct and party badge fill in automatically.
Transparent PNG, outlined SVG, JPG, or PDF — plus a concepts board and color/font reference sheet for the printer.
A real brand-design tool, not a placeholder generator — live, in production, and pulling from the same candidate database that powers the rest of VoterBiz's civic tooling.
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