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Donald J. Trump won the 2024 presidential election with 312 Electoral College votes to Kamala D. Harris’s 226, a 86-vote Electoral College margin that several outlets count as a clear victory though n...
A comprehensive list of U.S. presidential executive orders is maintained across several official repositories — primarily the White House Presidential Actions pages and the Office of the Federal Regis...
Joe Biden signed 162 executive orders over his presidency through January 20, 2025, according to multiple compilations including the American Presidency Project and aggregated trackers; federal-regist...
Donald J. Trump issued 220 executive orders during his first presidency (January 20, 2017–January 20, 2021), numbered EO 13765 through EO 13984, with 55 issued in 2017 alone (EOs 13765–13819) as recor...
A president can rescind, amend, or replace another president’s executive orders through new executive orders or memoranda; federal registers and White House records show frequent revocations and amend...
Joe Biden won the 2020 presidential election, receiving 306 Electoral College votes to Donald J. Trump’s 232 and a majority of the national popular vote; those results were certified by the states and...
Official records and mainstream references report that Donald J. Trump received 304 electoral votes in the 2016 presidential election after accounting for faithless electors; the initial state-by-stat...
A year-by-year tally of Executive Orders (EOs) signed by Joseph R. Biden, Jr., shows a concentrated burst in his first year followed by steadily fewer orders annually: 77 in 2021, 29 in 2022, 24 in 20...
issued a total in the high‑200s of formal, numbered during his two terms; most contemporary data sources report 277 executive orders issued between 2009 and 2017, though an official disposition summar...
The authoritative federal record maintained by the shows the 119th Congress’s first session (which ran through calendar year 2025) produced , which is the count that corresponds to laws enacted and pu...
won the and became president with 304 electoral votes to ’s 227 as certified by the . Clinton nonetheless won the nationwide popular vote by roughly 2.9 million votes, a divergence that made 2016 one ...
The most authoritative, up-to-date repository for presidential executive orders is the Office of the Federal Register’s collection on FederalRegister.gov, which publishes Executive Orders as they are ...
State election officials are the authoritative source for both the final popular‑vote tallies and the slate of presidential electors; those state certifications are the papers courts, , and the Nation...
The produced a clear split: won the nationwide popular vote by roughly 2.9 million votes, yet won a majority of votes and thereby the presidency . This outcome — one of five U.S. elections where the E...
Joseph R. Biden Jr. is widely reported to have signed 162 executive orders during his single term from January 2021 to January 2025, a figure recorded by multiple major trackers (Federal Register; Bal...
President Donald J. Trump has been prolific with his executive pen in 2025, signing at least 221 executive orders (numbered EO 14147 through EO 14367) by mid-December, including high-profile actions s...
The official, centralized public source for U.S. presidential executive orders is the Federal Register’s “Executive Orders” pages, which publish orders by president and year and offer bulk downloads (...
Yes — available reporting identifies Donald J. Trump as the sitting U.S. president in office since January 20, 2025, and shows the White House publishing his public appearances, presidential actions, ...
Public-facing presidential academic records are not governed by a single federal disclosure rule; what the public typically sees are curated official materials (speeches, press releases, presidential ...
The phrase "presidential will" can mean different things: formal presidential instruments such as executive orders and proclamations, or the broader political authority and intent a president exerts. ...