President Joe Biden will give his first[1] State of the Union address on March 1. Regardless of who holds the presidency, the speech often paints the state of our union as “strong” and on the “right” track.
But before the speech, Americans can use USAFacts’ data-driven State of the Union in Numbers to decide how the country is doing.
The report dives into the federal budget, the economy, the environment, immigration, the pandemic, and more. Here are some highlights from this year’s State of the Union in Numbers.
