Presidential actions

Executive Orders

Every order the President has signed since 1994, from the Federal Register, with its full text and what it revoked, amended, or was later replaced by.

Orders since 1994
1,548
Signed by Trump since 2025
291
Signed in 2026
66
Since revoked
379

Orders signed each year

1994–2026. Select a year to list its orders.

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Executive orders signed each year, 1994–2026, by president
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Executive orders signed each year, 1994–2026, by president
YearOrdersPresident
202666Trump (66)
2025238Biden (13), Trump (225)
202419Biden (19)
202324Biden (24)
202229Biden (29)
202191Trump (14), Biden (77)
202069Trump (69)
201945Trump (45)
201837Trump (37)
201762Obama (7), Trump (55)
201642Obama (42)
201529Obama (29)
201431Obama (31)
201320Obama (20)
201239Obama (39)
201134Obama (34)
201035Obama (35)
200944Bush (5), Obama (39)
200830Bush (30)
200732Bush (32)
200627Bush (27)
200526Bush (26)
200445Bush (45)
200341Bush (41)
200231Bush (31)
200166Clinton (12), Bush (54)
200041Clinton (41)
199935Clinton (35)
199838Clinton (38)
199738Clinton (38)
199649Clinton (49)
199540Clinton (40)
199454Clinton (54)

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  1. EO

    13488

    Granting Reciprocity on Excepted Service and Federal Contractor Employee Fitness and Reinvestigating Individuals in Positions of Public Trust

    George W. Bush74 FR 4111

    Amended
  2. EO

    13487

    Establishment of a Temporary Organization To Facilitate United States Government Support for Afghanistan

    George W. Bush74 FR 4097

  3. EO

    13486

    Strengthening Laboratory Biosecurity in the United States

    George W. Bush74 FR 2289

  4. EO

    13485

    Providing an Order of Succession Within the Department of Transportation

    George W. Bush74 FR 2287

  5. EO

    13484

    Amending the Order of Succession Within the Department of Agriculture

    George W. Bush74 FR 2285

Source: the Federal Register. Whether an order was revoked or amended comes from the National Archives’ disposition tables, which can trail a new order by several weeks. “Not revoked” means no revocation is on record; orders that expire by their own terms are not marked.