All Promise Records

Tracked as in progress because the administration backed reform efforts and took some executive and agency steps, but no durable federal legislative settlement was completed.

Tracked as partial because the administration established a government-wide equity framework, but implementation depended on uneven agency follow-through and remained vulnerable to reversal.

Biden met the 100 million shots goal and later doubled it to 200 million within the same 100-day period.

Biden increased federal support for HBCUs and other minority-serving institutions and paired that with student-relief measures, but the full tuition-grant vision was not enacted as proposed.

Tracked as failed because the public promise language was not matched by a durable fair-housing or anti-redlining policy framework, while key housing guardrails were weakened instead.

Biden shifted labor policy through appointments and executive support, but large statutory reforms such as the PRO Act did not pass.

Biden created a government-wide racial-equity framework, but implementation varied across agencies and did not produce a single durable statutory result.

Biden endorsed ending cash bail, but no national federal policy matching that promise was enacted during his presidency.

Biden enacted a large temporary Child Tax Credit expansion through the American Rescue Plan, but the broader refundable expansion was not made permanent.

Biden took administrative and legislative steps to expand housing assistance and supply, but the larger affordable-housing agenda was narrowed by congressional gridlock.

Biden proposed a public option, but no such national plan was enacted during his presidency.

Biden created the Justice40 framework and tied it to major federal investment programs, but implementation was uneven and the full benefit standard remained difficult to verify in practice.