On September 8, the New York State Board of Elections rejected a challenge to the Libertarian Party’s use of a picture of the Statue of Liberty on the ballot. New York and about 13 other states print party logos on their ballots. A voter had challenged the party’s continued use of the Statue of Liberty, on the grounds that the logo confused voters, since the Conservative Party’s logo is the torch of the Statue of Liberty. The State Board found no merit in the challenge. Both parties have been using the same logos in New York since 1988.