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The White House discounted suggestions of trouble with Congressional Democrats and produced voting statistics showing that, with the exception of Mr. Bush, Mr. Obama had more support from his own party in his first four years than any president through Dwight D. Eisenhower.

As Pisani admits, "Bigotry does produce votes".

In many of these districts, there are only two or three landlords or feudal bosses with the clout to produce votes on Election Day; Khan has been trying to recruit rural candidates with the least unsavory reputations, but he is aware that if he allows too many traditional despots to carry his party's banner he will undermine his message of change with urban voters.

Voter rolls in recent weeks shot up by nearly 1.5 million -- to 14 million voters -- as a result of a government drive that gave new identification cards to the poor and citizenship to hundreds of thousands of Colombians, measures that are likely to produce votes for Mr. Chávez.

The legislative aide seems to enjoy sneering at the very people ready to produce votes for real reform, while his boss works secretly for the President's bill.

"I think the Democratic opposition you have seen against CPI just says if Republicans want a grand deal and they want CPI, then they are going to have to produce votes," said a top Senate Democratic aide.

Ali, a shopkeeper who sells Iranian produce, voted for Rouhani: "He's very good everyone thinks he's good.

"This is money buys ads, produces votes.

(Several deeply unscientific Web and radio polls in Boston this week produced votes of no confidence up to 83percentt).

Two days before nomination closed, he changed his mind, but by that time the CLP had gone to enormous expense in producing "Vote Janner" posters.