How many executive orders has each president signed?
Recent presidents have signed an average of 270 executive orders while in office, with two-term presidents averaging 332 and single-term presidents averaging 207.
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President Donald Trump issued six executive orders in June, the fourth-lowest monthly total in his second term
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