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How Long Are the House Democrats’ Really Long Shots?

By Stuart Rothenberg
Roll Call Contributing Writer
July 28, 2008, Midnight

Everyone knows about the 40 to 50 GOP House seats at risk this cycle. But what about those lower-tier contests that some consultants and bloggers are pushing?

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