67 US executive orders signed in 2026 have been published in the Federal Register so far, and 292 in the current presidential term. The latest is No. 14438, signed 22 October 2026. These pages follow every executive order published by the Office of the Federal Register and turn the record into statistics, charts and tools that anyone can use, cite and link to.
Updated 1 November 2026. Source: Office of the Federal Register, National Archives. Figures are refreshed daily as new orders are published.
The most recent executive order published in the Federal Register is No. 14438, “Decreasing Housing Costs for the American People”, signed by Donald Trump on 22 October 2026. 67 orders signed in 2026 have been published so far, compared with 238 in 2025.
The latest 25 orders, a chart of orders signed per year and the full list as a CSV, each order linked to its Federal Register page.
50 sourced figures on US executive orders, each with its own link: totals by president and term, records, publication delays and yearly counts from 1994 to 2025.
Copy-ready citations, two CSV files and a downloadable bar chart.
Enter a date, an order number, a year or a presidential term to see which executive orders were signed, by whom, and how the totals compare.
1,549 orders, from 30 December 1993 to 22 October 2026.
Compare how many executive orders each president had signed by the same day of his term, from inauguration day to a full term, or see how fast each term reached 100 orders.
Donald Trump’s second term: 292 orders by day 651.
The files below are built from the same Federal Register data as the pages and are updated daily with them. Federal Register documents are US government works in the public domain. You may reuse these files and charts under a CC BY 4.0 licence, with credit to StatecraftWire and a link to the page you used.
A dated snapshot of every US executive order published in the Federal Register since 1994 is archived as a research dataset with a permanent DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.23852527. Use it when you need a fixed version for a paper or report; the tracker above always has the latest orders.
Please credit "StatecraftWire. Data: Office of the Federal Register, National Archives." and link to the page you used. Each statistic, year and term has its own anchor, so you can link straight to the figure you quote. Please keep the credit line on chart images. Orders appear once they are published, usually a few days after signing, so recent counts can rise.
