A new Monmouth poll find Joe Biden leading the Democratic presidential race with 33%, followed by Elizabeth Warren at 15%, Bernie Sanders at 14%, Kamala Harris at 8%, Pete Buttigieg at 5% Beto O’Rourke at 3%, Cory Booker at 2% and Andrew Yang at 2%.

Said pollster Patrick Murray: “Biden maintains his lead but there is plenty percolating in the tier right below him. Next week will provide the first opportunity for voters to see these candidates side by side. Well, at least they’ll see some of them side by side.”

A new Economist/YouGov poll finds Democrats with an 8-point edge over Republicans in the generic 2020 congressional ballot, 47% to 39%.

Amy Walter notes the consensus explanation for Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s “rise from the ashes is that her embrace of policy and substance and her ‘grind-it-out’ attitude is paying off.” But, she notes, there are several other reasons for her rehabilitation:

• Her biggest liability — the controversy over her decision to take a DNA test to prove her Cherokee ancestry — is no longer part of the daily political conversation.
• The more that Sanders leans into democratic socialism, the more Warren is able to position herself as a more ‘palatable’ disruptor; one who wants to expand government, but who also calls herself a capitalist.
• Finally, in a party where more than 55 percent of the electorate is female, it was only a matter of time before a woman broke into the top-tier.

A RNC official told ABC News that President Trump’s re-election effort had raised $24.8 million “in less than 24 hours.”

“The thing that keeps me up at night is that President Trump is outspending us by a devastating amount of money in the battleground states doing exactly what we did in 2011 on driving an economic message. The winner of the last six presidential races has been the person who wins the single question: Who’s better on the economy? … I promise you we will be sitting there on Election Day not sure who is going to win.”

— Former Obama campaign manager Jim Messina, quoted by the Washington Post.

The Orlando Sentinel has video of a Trump supporter being arrested after smacking a reporter’s phone outside the arena where President Trump was speaking inside.

Daniel Dale notes that in President Trump’s 76-minute speech last night kicking off his re-election campaign, he made more than 15 false statements, many of them ones that he’s repeated frequently in the past.

A new USA Today/Suffolk poll finds Joe Biden leading the Democratic presidential field with 30%, followed by Bernie Sanders at 15%, Elizabeth Warren at 10%, Pete Buttigieg at 9%, Kamala Harris at 8% and Cory Booker at 2%.

No other candidate received more than 1% support.

“When asked which candidates they would be ‘excited’ to see running, Democrats and independents showed a surge of enthusiasm since the USA Today/Suffolk survey in March for Buttigieg (up 24 points to 31%), Warren (up five points to 37%) and Harris (up four points to 40%). That sense of excitement had dropped since March for Biden (down eight points to 51%) and Beto O’Rourke (down eight points to 26%).”