What does RCP stand for?

Real Clear Politics

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I don't know what that means," wrote Mike Memoli, of the Real Clear Politics website.

When Obama's newest catchphrase 'wee weed up' left the press puzzled

Real Clear Politics puts the average for Nevada at Obama plus 7.

SHORT STACK

By the middle of the month, Real Clear Politics, averaging three polls, had Udall leading Pearce 55 percent to just under 38 percent.

VOTE 2008: U.S. SENATE SENATE RACE MARKS CLEAR IDEOLOGICAL DIVISIONS

Poll tracker Real Clear Politics says Obama runs ahead of McCain by 46 percent to 41.

Obama hits the rust-belt trail for blue-collar votes

Real Clear Politics put this headline to Washington Post columnist David Broder's June 5 story: "Obama: A Victor on His Heels.

Preliminaries Over, the Nation Begins to Look to November

Simply check the poll averages on Real Clear Politics each day, which consistently show McCain as the only Republican candidate who can beat the top-tier Democrats.

THE CASE FOR ... JOHN MCCAIN

Table taken from Real Clear Politics, November 5, 2008 [TABLE OMITTED] ** 3,946 likely voters * All sample surveys and polls, whether or not they use probability sampling, are subject to multiple sources of error which are most often not possible to quantify or estimate, including sampling error, coverage error, error associated with nonresponse, error associated with question wording and response options, and post-survey weighting and adjustments.

Election Results Further Validate Efficacy of Harris Interactive's ...

Academia rallies around Bill Ayers, Real Clear Politics does not approve.

Elsewhere: McCain's Zero, Powell's Endorsement, Fossella's Red Lips