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		<title>Florida &#8216;crossover&#8217; congressional districts give Democrats glimmer of hope in 2018</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Democrats could be in for more election woes in 2018, according to a new post from political blog Sabato’s Crystal Ball. In the post, author Kyle Kondik gives a rundown of the 2016 cycle’s “crossover” congressional seats – districts that voted for one party on the congressional level, and another for president. There were 26 such seats in the 2012 cycle, and 2016 saw an increase to 35. A dozen of the crossover seats sent a Democrat to Congress and backed&#8230;]]></description>
		
		
		
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