This is an advantage for Democrats, as several Republican seats have become more competitive this year. Alaska, Iowa, Maine, North Carolin and Ohio all pose opportunities for the Democrats to capture Republican seats. Overall, Trump’s popularity is lower than Joe Biden’s at this point in his term, with support ranging from 39 percent to 46 percent in recent polls. While this should be encouraging for Democrats, voters want more than to be asked to vote against Trump. In housing costs, President Trump has the right idea by suggesting that housing purchases by investment companies are artificially raising prices.