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Several bills regulating the state's rapidly growing number of electronic pull tab machines are still under consideration.

"Where does the state of North Dakota want gaming?" a gaming official said. "If you want it in grocery stores, gas stations, hair salons, fine. But let us know so that our office can regulate it correctly."

"Where does the state of North Dakota want gaming?" a gaming official said. "If you want it in grocery stores, gas stations, hair salons, fine. But let us know so that our office can regulate it correctly."

"Where does the state of North Dakota want gaming?" a gaming official said. "If you want it in grocery stores, gas stations, hair salons, fine. But let us know so that our office can regulate it correctly."

Rep. Mike Motschenbacher represents District 47 in the state legislature. He's also the executive director of a powerful gambling group. Can he ethically do both jobs at the same time?

Rep. Mike Motschenbacher represents District 47 in the state legislature. He's also the executive director of a powerful gambling group. Can he ethically do both jobs at the same time?

Rep. Mike Motschenbacher represents District 47 in the state legislature. He's also the executive director of a powerful gambling group. Can he ethically do both jobs at the same time?

Rep. Mike Motschenbacher represents District 47 in the state legislature. He's also the executive director of a powerful gambling group. Can he ethically do both jobs at the same time?

"I think the Legislature needs to consider different laws so it doesn't get out of control," says the longest-tenured member of the State Gaming Commission, of the growth in electronic pull-tabs.

"I think the Legislature needs to consider different laws so it doesn't get out of control," says the longest-tenured member of the State Gaming Commission, of the growth in electronic pull-tabs.