Trump by Numbers

The administration's record, in official numbers. Sourced, dated, updated automatically.

Cost of Living

Inflation

CPI-U, year over year
3.4%
▲ 1.4 pts above the Fed's 2.0% target
as of Jul 2026
How fast consumer prices are rising: the change in the Consumer Price Index (all items) over the past 12 months.
CPI (YoY)
3.4%
Fed target
2.0%

Grocery prices

food at home, YoY
2.6%
▲ 0.8 pts vs 1.8% at inauguration
as of Jul 2026
Grocery (food-at-home) prices compared with a year earlier, seasonally adjusted.
Now (YoY)
2.6%
Inauguration
1.8%

Gas price

regular
$4.05
▲ $1.01 (+33%) since inauguration
as of Aug 17, 2026
The US average retail price of regular gasoline, per gallon.
Obama
$2.68
Trump ’17
$2.83
Biden
$3.83
Trump ’25
$4.05

Economy & Jobs

Real GDP growth

+1.5%
Term average +1.9% · Biden, first 6 quarters (avg): +3.8%
as of Jun 2026
Growth of the economy: the quarter-on-quarter change in inflation-adjusted gross domestic product (GDP), annualized.
This term
+1.9%
Biden
+3.8%

Unemployment rate

4.1%
▲ 0.1 pts since inauguration (4.0%)
as of Jul 2026
The share of people who want a job and are actively looking but cannot find one (the standard U-3 rate), seasonally adjusted.
Trump ’17
3.8%
Biden
3.5%
Trump ’25
4.1%

Real wages

median weekly earnings
$378
▲ +1.3% since the inauguration quarter ($373)
as of Jun 2026
Typical pay for full-time workers after inflation: median usual weekly earnings in constant (1982-84) dollars.
Obama
$342
Trump ’17
$351
Biden
$359
Trump ’25
$378

Federal workforce

civilian employment
2,683k
▼ 327k (-10.9%) since inauguration (3,010k)
as of Jul 2026
The number of federal civilian employees, including the Postal Service, from the monthly jobs report.
Obama
3,051
Trump ’17
2,799
Biden
2,862
Trump ’25
2,683

Trade & Tariffs

Tariff revenue

customs duties, fiscal-YTD
$269B
Gross fiscal-YTD · net after refunds $154B · prior FY gross $142B
as of Jul 2026
Customs duties (tariffs) collected so far this fiscal year, which resets each October. Shown both gross and net of refunds.
This FY, gross
$269B
This FY, net
$154B
Prior FY, gross
$142B

Effective tariff rate

7.7%
vs 2.4% at inauguration
as of Jun 2026
The average tariff actually paid at the border: gross customs duties as a share of the value of goods imported that month.
Trump ’17
1.7%
Biden
3.2%
Trump ’25
7.7%

Trade deficit

goods & services
$73.3B
▼ $51.4B (-41%) vs at inauguration (jan 2025)
as of Jun 2026
How much more the US imports than it exports each month, across goods and services.
Obama
$46B
Trump ’17
$43B
Biden
$78B
Trump ’25
$73B

Public Finances

National debt

$40.05T
▲ $3.84T (+10.6%) since inauguration
as of Aug 18, 2026
The total amount the federal government owes: total public debt outstanding.
Now
$40.05T
Inauguration
$36.21T

Federal budget deficit

fiscal-YTD
$1,799B
▲ $170B vs the same point last fiscal year ($1,628B)
as of Jul 2026
How much more the government has spent than it has collected so far this fiscal year (resets each October).
This FY
$1,799B
Prior FY
$1,628B

Interest on the public debt

fiscal-YTD
$1,170B
▲ $153B vs the same point last fiscal year ($1,017B)
as of Jul 2026
Interest the government has paid on the national debt so far this fiscal year (resets each October).
This FY
$1,170B
Prior FY
$1,017B

Energy

Electricity price

residential
19.7¢/kWh
▲ 1.8¢ (+10%) since inauguration
as of Jul 2026
The average residential price of electricity, in cents per kilowatt-hour (US city average).
Obama
13.3¢
Trump ’17
13.9¢
Biden
16.4¢
Trump ’25
19.7¢

US crude oil production

13.7M b/d
▲ +4.4% since inauguration · record 14.0 (Apr 2026)
as of May 2026
US crude oil pumped from wells, in millions of barrels per day.
Obama
5.4
Trump ’17
10.4
Biden
11.8
Trump ’25
13.7

Renewable share of electricity generation

29.7%
▲ 8.4 pts vs Jan 2025 (21.3%) — the mix is seasonal; compare same months
as of May 2026
The share of US utility-scale electricity generated from renewable sources: hydro, wind, solar, geothermal and biomass.
Now
29.7%
Jan 2025
21.3%

Immigration

Southwest border encounters

12,730
▼ -88% vs the same month under Biden (2024: 104,100)
as of Jul 2026
The number of times US authorities encountered someone at the southwest land border each month.
This year
12,730
Same month last year
7,822
Same month 2024 (Biden)
104,100

ICE removals

fiscal-YTD
356,389
FY2024 full year (prior administration): 271,484
as of Jul 11, 2026
People removed (deported) from the US this fiscal year, as recorded in ICE's published statistics workbook.
This FY so far
356,389
FY2024 total
271,484

ICE detention population

ADP
62,517
Currently detained (point-in-time): 65,765
as of Jul 11, 2026
The average number of people held in ICE detention at any given time this fiscal year.

ICE detainees with no criminal conviction

71.7%
46,259 of 64,506 people detained — ICE’s own categories
as of Jul 11, 2026
The share of people in ICE detention who have no criminal conviction, using ICE's own categories.
No conviction
46,259
of which pending charges
19,417
Convicted criminal
18,247

Deaths in ICE custody

34
FY2025 full year: 24
as of Aug 20, 2026
The number of people who have died while in ICE detention, from ICE's own death-reporting page.
FY2026 (to date)
34
FY2025
24
FY2024
12

Refugee admissions

fiscal-YTD
10,258
FY2026 presidential ceiling: 7,500 — court-ordered cases sit outside it
as of Jul 31, 2026
The number of refugees formally admitted to the US this fiscal year, from the State Department's monthly report.
Arrivals FYTD
10,258
Ceiling
7,500

Health & Safety Net

Drug overdose deaths

trailing 12 months
67,798
▼ 11,828 (-15%) vs the 12 months ending at inauguration
as of Mar 2026
Estimated US drug overdose deaths over the most recent 12 months, from provisional Centers for Disease Control and Prevention data.
Trump ’17
69,860
Biden
109,622
Trump ’25
67,798

Measles cases

2026 to date
2,566
▲ 9× the worst Biden-term year (2024: 285)
as of Aug 13, 2026
Confirmed measles cases reported to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention this year.
This year so far
2,566
2025 full year
2,288
Worst Biden-term year (2024)
285

Medicaid & CHIP enrollment

73.9M
▼ 5.3M since Dec 2024 (79.2M)
as of Apr 2026
The number of people enrolled in Medicaid and the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP), from state reports.
Trump ’17
73.2M
Biden
88.6M
Trump ’25
73.9M

VA claims backlog

71,391
▼ 185,862 (-72%) since inauguration
as of Aug 15, 2026
Veterans' disability-compensation claims that have waited more than 125 days for a decision (the VA's backlog definition).
Now
71,391
Inauguration
257,253

Executive Power & Governance

Executive orders signed

275
180 more than Biden (95) at the same point
as of Aug 20, 2026
The number of executive orders the president has signed since taking office, from the Federal Register.
Trump
275
Biden
95
Federal Register → updates as signed

Federal judges confirmed

Article III
54
+0 vs his first term at the same point (54)
as of Aug 20, 2026
Lifetime federal judges (Article III) confirmed by the Senate this term, from the Federal Judicial Center.
This term
54
Term 1
54
Biden
76

Presidential approval

42%
Disapprove 56% · net -13 · vs Biden at the same point: 42%
as of Jun 29, 2026
The share of the public that approves of the president's job performance, averaged from recent national polls. Opinion data, not an official government statistic.
Trump ’25
42%
Biden
42%
Trump ’17
41%
Obama
45%

Clemency

pardons & commutations
135
~1,635 individuals covered incl. the Jan 6 proclamation (one action, ~1,500 people)
as of Jul 3, 2026
Pardons and commutations the president has granted this term, from the Department of Justice's grants page.
Trump ’25 (~)
~1,635
Biden
4,245
Obama
1,927
Trump ’17
237

National emergencies declared

8
New declarations at the same point in term
as of Aug 20, 2026
New national emergencies the president has declared under the National Emergencies Act this term.
Trump ’25
8
Biden
6
Trump ’17
1
Obama
1

War & Defense

Defense outlays

fiscal-YTD
$765B
▲ $46B vs same point last fiscal year ($719B)
as of Jul 2026
Money spent by the Department of Defense on military programs so far this fiscal year (pay, operations, procurement and research).
This FY
$765B
Prior FY
$719B

Foreign aid & international affairs

obligations
$36B
▼ $4B vs same point fy2025 ($39B)
as of Jun 2026
Federal money committed to international affairs (budget function 150): development and humanitarian aid, security assistance, diplomacy and contributions to international organizations.
This FY
$36B
Prior FY
$39B

US military deaths

current operations
18
Wounded in action: 757
as of Aug 19, 2026
US military deaths in the current named operations, both hostile and non-hostile, from the Defense Casualty Analysis System.
Op. Epic Fury
14
Overseas Operations
4

Official sources that have stopped updating

Each row shows the source, its last release, and how long it has been silent, recomputed daily. A source leaves the list by publishing again.

SourceLast official releaseSilent forWhat happened
DoD public casualty report (casualty.pdf)Jan 30, 2025567 daysWeekly PDF frozen ten days into the term; never extended to 2025–26 operations. The DCAS database (which this board uses) remains current.
ICE public enforcement dashboardJan 2025566 daysDashboard frozen; the biweekly detention workbook (which this board uses) continues.
DHS OHSS monthly enforcement tablesJan 16, 2025581 daysFinal release carried data through Nov 2024; no release since.
DOJ clemency statisticsJan 23, 2025574 daysHistorical statistics tables frozen; the grants pages (which this board uses) continue.
DOJ Capitol Breach (Jan 6) cases databaseJan 24, 2025573 daysRemoved days after the inauguration; deleted with ~1,100 case press releases in May 2026. Archived copies preserved by third parties.
State Dept monthly visa issuancesSep 2025324 daysMonthly issuance statistics stalled.
ICE detainee death reporting (full scope)Jun 4, 202677 daysNot frozen but narrowed: deaths within 30 days of release are no longer reported (Directive 11003.6). The in-custody series (which this board uses) continues under the narrower rule.
VoteHub approval poll feedJun 29, 202652 daysNon-government source (poll aggregator): no new national approval polls ingested since late June; disclosed on the approval card, checked daily.