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Local, not just state party logos
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===State Logos=== | ===State and Local Party Logos=== | ||
It has been common for state parties to have their own logos, whether or not they're also using the LNC's colors and typefaces. Usually this has been an overall party logo combined with a state outline. Sometimes it mimics a national party logo but with a state specific item, such as a different statue in place of the Classical Statue Logo or Dark Liberty Logo. | It has been common for state parties to have their own logos, whether or not they're also using the LNC's colors and typefaces. Usually this has been an overall party logo combined with a state outline. Sometimes it mimics a national party logo but with a state specific item, such as a different statue in place of the Classical Statue Logo or Dark Liberty Logo. In the case of the [[Antelope Valley Libertarian Party]], it's a cartoon-style pronghorn antelope standing as the statue holding a torch. | ||
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