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- ↑ 'Wisconsin Blue Book 2003-2004,' Biographical Sketch of Joe Plouff, pg. 39.
- ↑ Wisconsin Legislature Spotlight
- ↑ Votesmart
- ↑ Vote for Representatives To the Assembly by District - Primary elections (Report). University of Wisconsin–Madison. 1997. p. 899. Retrieved September 10, 2024– via University of Wisconsin–Madison.
- ↑ Vote for Representatives To the Assembly by District - General election (Report). University of Wisconsin–Madison. 1997. p. 903. Retrieved September 10, 2024– via University of Wisconsin–Madison.
- ↑ Vote for Representatives To the Assembly by District - General election (Report). University of Wisconsin–Madison. 1999. p. 882. Retrieved September 10, 2024– via University of Wisconsin–Madison.
- ↑ Vote for Representatives To the Assembly by District - General election (Report). University of Wisconsin–Madison. 2001. p. 929. Retrieved September 10, 2024– via University of Wisconsin–Madison.
- ↑ Vote for Representatives To the Assembly by District - General election (Report). University of Wisconsin–Madison. 2003. p. 922. Retrieved September 10, 2024– via University of Wisconsin–Madison.
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- ↑ "2024 Wisconsin State Assembly Primary Election Results" (PDF). Wisconsin Elections Commission . August 27, 2024.
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