The Republican elephant was created by cartoonist Thomas Nast and appeared in Harper's Weekly, Nov. 7, 1874. Before then, an 1860 issue of Railsplitter and an 1872 Harper's Weekly also had Cartoons connecting Republicans with elephants. In New York, also in 1874, there was an untrue story written as a hoax by the New York Herald saying that the animals of the Central Park Zoo had broken loose and were running wild in Central Park. The same Thomas Nast used the jackass in a cartoon using it to depict the Herald. This ultimately shifted to represent the Democratic party and the name changed to donkey.
The elephant is the symbol of the Republican political party of the United States of America.
The animal symbol of the Republican Party is the elephant.
ummm why don't you look it up but any way it is an elephant Sources: Been a republican all my life
An elephant is the symbol of the republican party. The donkey is the symbol of the democratic party.
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An elephant.
Democrat: Donkey Republican: Elephant
An elephant is the party symbol for the republican party.
The Republican Party is represented by the elephant.
The elephant is the symbol of the GOP.
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