I am iterating through a list and comparing each element to 2 dictionaries. The list elements are keys in the dictionaries. Some elements are in the 2 dictionaries, some are in one, some are in none. 

```
for i in range(0,len(mylist)-1):
    if mylist[i] == mydict[mylist[i]]:
        print 'in dict 1'
    elif mylist[i] == mydict2[mylist[i]]:
        print 'in dict 2'
    else: print 'not in dictionaries'

```

My problem is it isn't getting past the first `elif` statement. If it doesn't find the list element in the 2 dictionaries, it prints a key error. I can't understand it because I have another loop in another part of the code that's very similar to this and works perfectly. If a key isn't in a dictionary I want the `else` statement printed. Not a key error