Spanish voters, reaching the polls in the shadow of a terrorist atrocity, elect the left opposition and demonstrate their recognition that Aznar and his cohort don't have the answers to bring Spain a more peaceful future: Security was heightened on the streets, and leading politicians, including the outgoing prime minister, cast ballots to applause and jeers. Protesters taunted him during a morning appearance with his wife at a local school with the chant: "Your war, our dead," a slogan that others sought to drown out with shouts of "Viva Aznar!"