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Here is a list of US presidents and the number of executive orders each has signed. The president with the most executive orders was FDR with 3,522.
Barack Obama - 144 (so far)
George W. Bush - 291
Clinton - 364
George Bush - 166
Reagan - 381
Carter - 320
Ford - 169
Nixon - 346
Johnson - 325
Kennedy - 214
Eisenhower - 484
Truman - 907
Franklin D. Roosevelt - 3,522
Hoover - 968
Coolidge - 1,203
Harding - 522
Wilson - 1,803
Taft - 724
Theodore Roosevelt - 1,081
McKinley - 185
Cleveland II - 140
Harrison - 143
Cleveland I - 113
Arthur - 96
Garfield - 6
Hayes - 92
Grant - 217
Andrew Johnson - 79
Lincoln - 48
Buchanan - 16
Pierce - 35
Fillmore - 12
Taylor - 5
Polk - 18
Tyler - 17
Harrison - 0
van Buren - 10
Jackson - 12
Adams - 3
Monroe - 1
Madison - 1
Jefferson - 4
Adams - 1
Washington - 8
See the related link for the Executive Orders Disposition Tables Index at the National Archives.
What else can I help you with?
How many executive orders for each president?
If you are asking whether President Obama has issued the most executive orders (as claimed in an internet chain e-mail), the answer is no. In fact, he has issued fewer executive orders than many of his predecessors, including President George W. Bush (Mr. Bush issued 291 of them, while President Obama's current total is 168). I enclose a link to a reliable total of all executive orders: President Franklin Delano Roosevelt issued the most (more than 3500 of them during his 12 years in office).
Who issued an Executive Order?
An Executive Order is typically issued by the President of the United States to manage the operations of the federal government and direct specific actions within it. These orders can address a wide range of issues, including national security, economic policy, and administrative procedures. Each President has the authority to issue Executive Orders as part of their executive powers.
How many executive orders has each president made?
5
How can each branch of government influence public policy?
Congress: pass laws influencing the whole US Executive: president passes executive orders. they are like law Judicial: they bring your argument to court and they do what is voted for
Who represents each executive department?
The president and the cabinet
Why has the executive officer of the president grown?
The executive office of the president has grown to serve the needs of each administration.
Has the executive office of the president stayed the same or grown since its creation?
The executive office of the president has grown to serve the needs of each administration.
What does the slang term EO 11 mean?
"EEE-O-ELEVEN" as used in the original Ocean's Eleven film from 1960, refers to calling out 11 points in a crap game. See related link for more details.
What is the law for payments on a house when the family is going through a divorce?
The parties need to request temporary orders from the court of jurisdiction if that issue has become a problem. Until a court order is issued each is responsible for the mortgage.The parties need to request temporary orders from the court of jurisdiction if that issue has become a problem. Until a court order is issued each is responsible for the mortgage.The parties need to request temporary orders from the court of jurisdiction if that issue has become a problem. Until a court order is issued each is responsible for the mortgage.The parties need to request temporary orders from the court of jurisdiction if that issue has become a problem. Until a court order is issued each is responsible for the mortgage.
What is the role of the executive departments in the president's cabinet?
The fifteen US executive departments are Treasury, Commerce, Homeland Security, Agriculture, Education, Defense, Housing and Urban Development, Health and Human Services, Labor, State, Energy,Veterans Affairs, Interior, Transportation and Justice. In most cases the function of each department is clear from its name. Interior deals with such things as national parks and forests, wildlife preservation areas, waterways ,water rights, and Indian affairs.
What is it called when the president establishes rules and regulations that the government must follow?
The President does not have the authority to establish rules and regulations on his own. The President is only supposed to have the power to sign or veto bills voted on and passed by the legislature (House and Senate). In the past few years, the President has taken it on himself to go around the Legislative branch of government by using Executive Orders. Executive Orders are to be used only in emergencies when Congress is not in session and when an emergency does not allow time to get Congress back in session. Our Constitution set up government to be a set of checks and balances using the three branches of government with each playing a part.
What are the different types of executive branches?
There is only one executive branch. Each state has one who is called Governor and there is the federal who has the president.
