Biden has signed just 2 executive orders since dropping out of 2024 race, trailing past presidents

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President Biden has signed two executive orders since dropping out of the 2024 race, trailing past presidents at this point during an election year.

On Friday, Biden traveled to the battleground state of Michigan, where he signed what the White House billed as his "Good Jobs" executive order following a visit with labor union members in Ann Arbor.

"I signed an executive order to make sure that the most… the largest federal construction projects that are being built in America are built with project labor agreements," Biden said in Ann Arbor, adding, "It's a big deal."

Biden had signed just one other executive order since his unprecedented July 21 announcement that he was discontinuing his re-election bid and endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris.

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Biden signed an executive order on July 25, establishing an emergency board to investigate a dispute between New Jersey Transit Rail Operations and its locomotive engineers represented by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen. Just days before dropping out, Biden signed a July 17 executive order "on advancing educational equity, excellence, and economic opportunity through Hispanic-serving institutions."

Biden's rate is far lower than his most recent predecessors at this point in their presidencies. Former