There's a split between older and younger Cuban Americans on whether exiles should be allowed to travel more often to visit relatives on the communist island, according to a new poll commissioned by a group seeking better U.S.-Cuba relations.
The poll was conducted in three congressional districts, including the ones represented by Reps. Lincoln and Mario Diaz-Balart, who both favor the travel restrictions President Bush imposed in 2004.
And the issue has become central to their re-elections, with Democratic challengers Raul Martinez and Joe Garcia pushing to relax the restrictions.
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