Keep Track Of President Biden's Record Economic Progress Here

Jobs Created: 14 million (4th-Most Of Any U.S. President, Fastest Rate Ever)

Manufacturing Jobs Created: 800,000 (40-Year High)

Unemployment Rate: 3.4 percent (55-Year Low)

Veteran Unemployment Rate: 2.7 percent (Historic Low)

Hispanic Unemployment Rate: 4.1 percent (Historic Low)

Black Unemployment Rate: 5 percent (Record Low)

Asian Unemployment Rate: 2.2 percent (Record Low: 2 Percent)

States With Unemployment Rates That Hit Record Lows:

  1. Nebraska: 1.8 percent
  2. Utah: 1.9 percent
  3. Arkansas: 2.6 percent
  4. Wisconsin: 2.4 percent
  5. Georgia: 2.6 percent
  6. West Virginia: 3.3 percent
  7. Montana: 2.3 percent
  8. Oklahoma: 2.5 percent
  9. Kentucky: 3.7 percent
  10. Mississippi: 3.1 percent
  11. Idaho: 2.4 percent
  12. Indiana: 2.2 percent
  13. Kansas: 2.3 percent
  14. Alabama: 2.2 percent
  15. Arizona: 3.2 percent
  16. Tennessee: 3.2 percent
  17. Alaska: 3.6 percent
  18. Minnesota: 1.8 percent
  19. South Dakota: 1.8 percent
  20. New Hampshire: 1.7 percent
  21. Washington: 3.6 percent
  22. Puerto Rico: 5.8 percent
  23. Missouri: 2.1 percent
  24. Louisiana: 3.3 percent
  25. Rhode Island: 2.6 percent
  26. Vermont: 1.8 percent
  27. California: 3.8 percent
  28. Pennsylvania: 3.4 percent
  29. Washington, D.C.: 4.1 percent
  30. Ohio: 3.3 percent
  31. Maine: 2.4 percent
  32. Maryland: 1.6 percent
  33. North Dakota: 1.9 percent
  34. Massachusetts: 2.5 percent
  35. Iowa: 2.3 percent
  36. New Jersey: 3 percent
States To Watch:
  1. North Carolina: 3.3 percent (record low: 3.1 percent)
  2. South Carolina: 3.1 percent (record low: 2.4 percent)
  3. Oregon: 3.5 percent (record low: 3.3 percent)
  4. Texas: 3.8 percent (record low: 3.4 percent)
  5. Florida: 2.5 percent (record low: 2.4 percent)
  6. Virginia: 2.5 percent (record low: 2.1 percent)
  7. Illinois: 4 percent (record low: 3.6 percent)
  8. New York: 3.9 percent (record low: 3.7 percent)
  9. Wyoming: 2.9 percent (record low: 2.3 percent)
  10. Michigan: 3.6 percent (record low: 3.2 percent)
  11. Colorado: 2.6 percent (record low: 2.4 percent)
States That Have Fully Recovered Lost Pandemic Jobs:
  1. Texas
  2. Arizona 
  3. Utah
  4. Idaho
  5. Montana
  6. Georgia
  7. South Dakota
  8. Arkansas
  9. North Carolina
  10. Florida
  11. Tennessee
  12. Indiana
  13. Colorado 
  14. Nevada
  15. California
  16. Kansas
  17. Louisiana
  18. Alaska
  19. Alabama
  20. Delaware
  21. Iowa
  22. Wisconsin 
  23. Oklahoma
  24. New Hampshire
  25. Mississippi

Unemployment Claims Rate: <1 Percent; Lowest Since 1968

GDP Growth: 7 percent (Fastest Since 1984)

Wage Increase: TBD

Effective Minimum Wage: TBD

Median Income: TBD

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