First 100 Days: A Look at President Obama By the Numbers
Two oaths of office and 19 executive orders later, a look at Obama's presidency.
— -- A look at the numbers behind the first 100 days of President Barack Obama's presidency.
Inaugural Oaths Taken: 2
January 20, 2009 | January 21, 2009
States Visited: 10
Virginia | Illinois | Indiana | California | Arizona | Colorado | Iowa | North Carolina | Florida | Ohio
Countries Visited: 9
Canada | Britain | France | Germany | Czech Republic | Turkey | Iraq | Mexico |Trinidad and Tobago
Foreign Leaders at the White House: 7
Japanese PM Taro Aso | British PM Gordon Brown | U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon | Irish PM Brian Cowen | Australian PM Brian Rudd | NATO Secretary-General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer | King Abdullah II Ibn Al Hussein of Jordan
Major Legislation Signed: 7
Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act | American Recovery and Reinvestment Act | Edward M. Kennedy Serve America Act | Christopher and Dana Reeve Paralysis Act | Omnibus Appropriations Act | Children's Health Insurance Reauthorization Act | Omnibus Public Lands Management Act
Executive Orders: 19
Cabinet Positions Unfilled: 1
Health and Human Services Secretary
Formal White House Press Conferences: 2
Total Reporters Called On: 26
Town Hall Meetings: 6
Online Town Hall Meetings: 1
Cabinet Meetings: 1
Actors in the Administration: 1
Basketball Games Attended: 1
Washington Wizards Vs. Chicago Bulls
Baseball Games Attended: 0
Football Teams at the White House: 2
Basketball Teams at the White House: 2
Chicago Bulls | University of Connecticut Women's Team
Baseball Teams at the White House: 1
Portuguese Water Dogs Procured: 1
Golf Outings: 1
Weekends at Camp David: 3
