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- ↑ MacPherson, James. "North Dakota House expels lawmaker accused of misconduct". Associated Press.
- ↑ Miller Jr., James B. "Dori Hauck appointed to fill Luke Simons' vacant seat". TheDickinsonPress.com.
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