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The election is long over. A new year is starting, and even most of the more ardent liberals are moving on. But in Louisburg Square this week, one determined group isn't quite ready to let go. About a half dozen supporters of John Kerry are holding vigil in front of his house, still hoping for a Kerry presidency. The little knot of demonstrators, calling themselves the Coalition Against Election Fraud, stood shivering in the cold yesterday, hoisting signs and pressing fliers into the hands of bewildered passersby. Taxi drivers, neighbors digging cars out of the snow, and Beacon Hill residents...

The hip-hop kids who were expected to be the salvation of the Democrats showed up in greater numbers than in 2000, but there weren't enough young voters to offset the huge turnout in the rest of the electorate. Disenfranchised voters in Florida who were left dangling from hanging chads in 2000 didn't rise up with the expected ``revenge vote.'' snip So, what ever happened to single women, that mysterious bloc of 22 million who didn't vote in the last election? Post-election polls show the gender gap still favors Democrats, though President Bush won more women to his side than he...