Welcome to Ballotpedia's Transition TrackerFebruary 22, 2021President Joe Biden (D) and his team have been preparing for the transition between presidential administrations since the election, including selecting senior White House staff and appointees to top government positions. In 2020, there were 1,472 government positions subject to presidential appointment: 1,118 positions required Senate confirmation and 354 did not. The new administration is also responsible for filling thousands of other positions across the federal government, including in operations and policy. Every weekday, Ballotpedia is tracking potential Cabinet nominees, appointments, and news related to the Biden administration.
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Transition in Context: Executive Orders in the First MonthThe following table compares the number of executive orders issued by each of the four most recent presidents during his first month in office. Biden has issued more executive orders during this time period than his three predecessors. President Donald Trump (R) issued the most executive orders per year on average: 55.
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