List of State of the Union addresses

{{Short description|Annual report by the president of the United States}}

File:2005 State of the Union (24295931541).jpg during his 2005 State of the Union address.]]

This is a list of State of the Union addresses. The State of the Union is the constitutionally mandated annual report by the president of the United States, the head of the U.S. federal executive departments, to the United States Congress, the U.S. federal legislative body.{{Cite web |title=U.S. Senate: About Traditions & Symbols {{!}} State of the Union |url=https://www.senate.gov/about/traditions-symbols/state-of-the-union.htm |access-date=2024-03-06 |website=www.senate.gov}}

William Henry Harrison (1841) and James A. Garfield (1881) died in their first year in office without delivering a State of the Union.

Before 1933, the State of the Union was delivered at the end of the calendar year. The ratification of the 20th Amendment in 1933 changed the opening of Congress from early March to early January, affecting the delivery of the annual message. There was none in 1933, and since 1934, it has been in January, February, or March.{{Cite web |title=The Speech: Where and When |url=https://history.house.gov/Institution/SOTU/Where-When/ |website=History, Art & Archives}}

Starting in 1981, new presidents have been invited to address a joint session of Congress shortly after their inauguration. These have reflected the style of a State of the Union address. However, the addresses are not officially titled "State of the Union" but "Address to Joint Session of Congress" or like that instead.{{Cite web |date=2009-02-24 |title=Remarks of President Barack Obama -- Address to Joint Session of Congress |url=https://obamawhitehouse.archives.gov/the-press-office/remarks-president-barack-obama-address-joint-session-congress |access-date=2024-10-12 |website=White House |language=en}}{{Cite web |last=House |first=The White |date=2021-04-29 |title=Remarks by President Biden in Address to a Joint Session of Congress |url=https://bidenwhitehouse.archives.gov/briefing-room/speeches-remarks/2021/04/29/remarks-by-president-biden-in-address-to-a-joint-session-of-congress/ |access-date=2024-10-12 |website=The White House |language=en-US}} Since 1989, the opposition party has offered a response.{{cite book |title=The President's State of the Union Address: Tradition, Function, and Policy Implications |publisher=Congressional Research Service |page=2 |date=January 24, 2014 |url=https://fas.org/sgp/crs/misc/R40132.pdf }} There were unofficial addresses by incoming presidents in 1981, 1989, 1993, 2001, 2009, 2017, 2021, and 2025.

List

class="wikitable sortable"

! Year

! President

! Format

! Date

! Word Count{{cite web|title=Length of State of the Union Messages and Addresses in Words|first=Gerhard|last=Peters|website=The American Presidency Project|access-date=March 11, 2024|url=https://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/documents/presidential-documents-archive-guidebook/annual-messages-congress-the-state-the-union-3}}

! Time (Minutes){{cite web|title=Length of State of the Union Addresses in Minutes (from 1964)|first=Gerhard|last=Peters|website=The American Presidency Project|access-date=March 12, 2024|url=https://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/documents/presidential-documents-archive-guidebook/annual-messages-congress-the-state-the-union-0}}

Jan 1790

| rowspan="8" | George Washington

| rowspan="8" | Spoken

| Jan. 8

| 1,089

| rowspan="12" | Unknown

Dec 1790

| Dec. 8

| 1,401

1791

| Oct. 25

| 2,302

1792

| Nov. 6

| 2,101

1793

| Dec. 3

| 1,968

1794

| Nov. 19

| 2,918

1795

| Dec. 8

| 1,989

1796

| Dec. 7

| 2,871

1797

| rowspan="4" | John Adams

| rowspan="4" | Spoken

| Nov. 22

| 2,063

1798

| Dec. 8

| 2,218

1799

| Dec. 3

| 1,505

1800

| Nov. 22

| 1,372

1801

| rowspan="8" | Thomas Jefferson

| rowspan="8" | Written

| Dec. 8

| 3,224

| {{n/a}}

1802

| Dec. 15

| 2,197

| {{n/a}}

1803

| Oct. 17

| 2,263

| {{n/a}}

1804

| Nov. 8

| 2,096

| {{n/a}}

1805

| Dec. 3

| 2,927

| {{n/a}}

1806

| Dec. 2

| 2,860

| {{n/a}}

1807

| Oct. 27

| 2,384

| {{n/a}}

1808

| Nov. 8

| 2,675

| {{n/a}}

1809

| rowspan="8" | James Madison

| rowspan="8" | Written

| Nov. 29

| 1,831

| {{n/a}}

1810

| Dec. 5

| 2,446

| {{n/a}}

1811

| Nov. 5

| 2,273

| {{n/a}}

1812

| Nov. 4

| 3,242

| {{n/a}}

1813

| Dec. 7

| 3,257

| {{n/a}}

1814

| Sep. 20

| 2,111

| {{n/a}}

1815

| Dec. 5

| 3,146

| {{n/a}}

1816

| Dec. 3

| 3,364

| {{n/a}}

1817

| rowspan="8" | James Monroe

| rowspan="8" | Written

| Dec. 12

| 4,418

| {{n/a}}

1818

| Nov. 16

| 4,376

| {{n/a}}

1819

| Dec. 7

| 4,702

| {{n/a}}

1820

| Nov. 14

| 3,446

| {{n/a}}

1821

| Dec. 3

| 5,814

| {{n/a}}

1822

| Dec. 3

| 4,723

| {{n/a}}

1823

| Dec. 2

| 6,358

| {{n/a}}

1824

| Dec. 7

| 8,400

| {{n/a}}

1825

| rowspan="4" | John Quincy Adams

| rowspan="4" | Written

| Dec. 6

| 8,985

| {{n/a}}

1826

| Dec. 5

| 7,705

| {{n/a}}

1827

| Dec. 4

| 6,917

| {{n/a}}

1828

| Dec. 2

| 7,282

| {{n/a}}

1829

| rowspan="8" | Andrew Jackson

| rowspan="8" | Written

| Dec. 8

| 10,525

| {{n/a}}

1830

| Dec. 6

| 15,114

| {{n/a}}

1831

| Dec. 6

| 7,178

| {{n/a}}

1832

| Dec. 4

| 7,863

| {{n/a}}

1833

| Dec. 3

| 7,877

| {{n/a}}

1834

| Dec. 1

| 13,411

| {{n/a}}

1835

| Dec. 7

| 10,825

| {{n/a}}

1836

| Dec. 5

| 12,367

| {{n/a}}

1837

| rowspan="4" | Martin Van Buren

| rowspan="4" | Written

| Dec. 5

| 11,449

| {{n/a}}

1838

| Dec. 3

| 11,488

| {{n/a}}

1839

| Dec. 2

| 13,431

| {{n/a}}

1840

| Dec. 5

| 8,991

| {{n/a}}

| William Henry Harrison

| {{n/a}}

1841

| rowspan="4" | John Tyler

| rowspan="4" | Written

| Dec. 7

| 8,241

| {{n/a}}

1842

| Dec. 6

| 8,417

| {{n/a}}

1843

| Dec. 5

| 8,036

| {{n/a}}

1844

| Dec. 3

| 9,318

| {{n/a}}

1845

| rowspan="4" | James K. Polk

| rowspan="4" | Written

| Dec. 2

| 16,111

| {{n/a}}

1846

| Dec. 8

| 18,222

| {{n/a}}

1847

| Dec. 7

| 16,414

| {{n/a}}

1848

| Dec. 5

| 21,309

| {{n/a}}

1849

| rowspan="1" | Zachary Taylor

| rowspan="1" | Written

| Dec. 4

| 7,617

| {{n/a}}

1850

| rowspan="3" | Millard Fillmore

| rowspan="3" | Written

| Dec. 2

| 8,322

| {{n/a}}

1851

| Dec. 2

| 13,244

| {{n/a}}

1852

| Dec. 6

| 9,929

| {{n/a}}

1853

| rowspan="4" | Franklin Pierce

| rowspan="4" | Written

| Dec. 5

| 9,590

| {{n/a}}

1854

| Dec. 4

| 10,139

| {{n/a}}

1855

| Dec. 31

| 11,612

| {{n/a}}

1856

| Dec. 2

| 10,486

| {{n/a}}

1857

| rowspan="4" | James Buchanan

| rowspan="4" | Written

| Dec. 8

| 13,655

| {{n/a}}

1858

| Dec. 6

| 16,349

| {{n/a}}

1859

| Dec. 19

| 12,336

| {{n/a}}

1860

| Dec. 3

| 14,049

| {{n/a}}

1861

| rowspan="4" | Abraham Lincoln

| rowspan="4" | Written

| Dec. 3

| 6,987

| {{n/a}}

1862

| Dec. 1

| 8,385

| {{n/a}}

1863

| Dec. 8

| 6,114

| {{n/a}}

1864

| Dec. 6

| 5,865

| {{n/a}}

1865

| rowspan="4" | Andrew Johnson

| rowspan="4" | Written

| Dec. 4

| 9,232

| {{n/a}}

1866

| Dec. 3

| 7,134

| {{n/a}}

1867

| Dec. 3

| 12,002

| {{n/a}}

1868

| Dec. 9

| 9,834

| {{n/a}}

1869

| rowspan="8" | Ulysses S. Grant

| rowspan="8" | Written

| Dec. 6

| 7,706

| {{n/a}}

1870

| Dec. 5

| 8,743

| {{n/a}}

1871

| Dec. 4

| 6,459

| {{n/a}}

1872

| Dec. 2

| 10,102

| {{n/a}}

1873

| Dec. 1

| 10,026

| {{n/a}}

1874

| Dec. 7

| 9,819

| {{n/a}}

1875

| Dec. 7

| 12,211

| {{n/a}}

1876

| Dec. 5

| 6,799

| {{n/a}}

1877

| rowspan="4" | Rutherford B. Hayes

| rowspan="4" | Written

| Dec. 3

| 10,724

| {{n/a}}

1878

| Dec. 2

| 7,879

| {{n/a}}

1879

| Dec. 1

| 11,635

| {{n/a}}

1880

| Dec. 6

| 13,347

| {{n/a}}

| James A. Garfield

| {{n/a}}

1881

| rowspan="4" | Chester A. Arthur

| rowspan="4" | Written

| Dec. 6

| 13,321

| {{n/a}}

1882

| Dec. 4

| 10,274

| {{n/a}}

1883

| Dec. 4

| 8,363

| {{n/a}}

1884

| Dec. 1

| 8,917

| {{n/a}}

1885

| rowspan="4" | Grover Cleveland

| rowspan="4" | Written

| Dec. 8

| 19,960

| {{n/a}}

1886

| Dec. 6

| 15,285

| {{n/a}}

1887

| Dec. 6

| 5,290

| {{n/a}}

1888

| Dec. 3

| 13,226

| {{n/a}}

1889

| rowspan="4" | Benjamin Harrison

| rowspan="4" | Written

| Dec. 1

| 13,004

| {{n/a}}

1890

| Dec. 1

| 11,522

| {{n/a}}

1891

| Dec. 9

| 16,306

| {{n/a}}

1892

| Dec. 6

| 13,680

| {{n/a}}

1893

| rowspan="4" | Grover Cleveland

| rowspan="4" | Written

| Dec. 4

| 12,282

| {{n/a}}

1894

| Dec. 3

| 15,892

| {{n/a}}

1895

| Dec. 2

| 14,670

| {{n/a}}

1896

| Dec. 7

| 15,453

| {{n/a}}

1897

| rowspan="4" | William McKinley

| rowspan="4" | Written

| Dec. 6

| 12,113

| {{n/a}}

1898

| Dec. 5

| 20,224

| {{n/a}}

1899

| Dec. 5

| 22,831

| {{n/a}}

1900

| Dec. 3

| 19,142

| {{n/a}}

1901

| rowspan="8" | Theodore Roosevelt

| rowspan="8" | Written

| Dec. 3

| 19,616

| {{n/a}}

1902

| Dec. 5

| 9,782

| {{n/a}}

1903

| Dec. 7

| 14,943

| {{n/a}}

1904

| Dec. 6

| 17,415

| {{n/a}}

1905

| Dec. 5

| 25,071

| {{n/a}}

1906

| Dec. 3

| 23,609

| {{n/a}}

1907

| Dec. 3

| 27,397

| {{n/a}}

1908

| Dec. 8

| 19,411

| {{n/a}}

1909

| rowspan="4" | William Howard Taft

| rowspan="4" | Written

| Dec. 7

| 13,901

| {{n/a}}

1910

| Dec. 6

| 27,651

| {{n/a}}

1911

| Dec. 5

| 23,744{{efn|In 1911 President Taft submitted his written message in four parts on Dec. 5, Dec. 7, Dec. 20, and Dec. 21. This word count includes all four parts.}}

| {{n/a}}

1912

| Dec. 3

| 25,161{{efn|In 1912 President Taft submitted his written message in three parts on Dec. 3, Dec. 6, and Dec. 19. This word count includes all three parts.}}

| {{n/a}}

1913

| rowspan="8" | Woodrow Wilson

| rowspan="6" | Spoken

| Dec. 2

| 3,553

| rowspan="6" | Unknown

1914

| Dec. 8

| 4,537

1915

| Dec. 7

| 7,687

1916

| Dec. 5

| 2,118

1917

| Dec. 4

| 3,913

1918

| Dec. 2

| 5,463

1919

| rowspan="2" | Written

| Dec. 2

| 4,756

| {{n/a}}

1920

| Dec. 7

| 2,706

| {{n/a}}

1921

| rowspan="2" | Warren G. Harding

| rowspan="2" | Spoken

| Dec. 6

| 5,606

| rowspan="3" | Unknown

1922

| Dec. 8

| 5,748

1923

| rowspan="6" | Calvin Coolidge

| Spoken

| Dec. 6

| 6,706

1924

| rowspan="5" | Written

| Dec. 3

| 6,968

| {{n/a}}

1925

| Dec. 8

| 10,848

| {{n/a}}

1926

| Dec. 7

| 10,305

| {{n/a}}

1927

| Dec. 6

| 8,777

| {{n/a}}

1928

| Dec. 4

| 8,061

| {{n/a}}

1929

| rowspan="4" | Herbert Hoover

| rowspan="4" | Written

| Dec. 3

| 10,994

| {{n/a}}

1930

| Dec. 5

| 4,536

| {{n/a}}

1931

| Dec. 8

| 5,682

| {{n/a}}

1932

| Dec. 6

| 4,201

| {{n/a}}

1933

| {{n/a}}

1934

| rowspan="12" | Franklin D. Roosevelt

| rowspan="10" | Spoken

| Jan. 3

| 2,230

| rowspan="2" | Unknown

1935

| Jan. 4

| 3,525

1936

| Jan. 3

| 3,826

| 50{{cite web|title=The First Evening Annual Message|website=Office of the Historian of the House of Representatives|access-date=March 13, 2024|url=https://history.house.gov/HistoricalHighlight/Detail/36370}}

1937

| Jan. 6

| 2,732

| rowspan="4" | Unknown

1938

| Jan. 3

| 4,697

1939

| Jan. 4

| 3,768

1940

| Jan. 3

| 3,196

1941

| Jan. 6

| 3,312

|36{{Cite web |date=2016-10-20 |title=January 6, 1941: State of the Union (Four Freedoms) {{!}} Miller Center |url=https://millercenter.org/the-presidency/presidential-speeches/january-6-1941-state-union-four-freedoms |access-date=2025-03-05 |website=millercenter.org |language=en}}

1942

| Jan. 6

| 3,511

| rowspan="2" |Unknown

1943

| Jan. 7

| 4,588

1944

| rowspan="2" | Written

| Jan. 11

| 3,805

| {{n/a}}

1945

| Jan. 6

| 8,211

| {{n/a}}

1946

| rowspan="8" | Harry S. Truman

| rowspan="1" | Written

| Jan. 21

| 27,465

| {{n/a}}

1947

| rowspan="6" | Spoken

| Jan. 6

| 6,028

| rowspan="6" | Unknown

1948

| Jan. 7

| 5,094

1949

| Jan. 5

| 3,401

1950

| Jan. 4

| 5,130

1951

| Jan. 8

| 3,994

1952

| Jan. 9

| 5,369

1953

| rowspan="1" | Written

| Jan. 7

| 9,683

| {{n/a}}

1953

| rowspan="9" | Dwight D. Eisenhower

| rowspan="3" | Spoken

| Feb. 2

| 6,973

| 56{{cite news|title=GOP Greets President With Cheer a Minute|date=February 3, 1953|newspaper=Philadelphia Inquirer|page=2|access-date=March 14, 2024|url=https://www.newspapers.com/image/172610332/|quote=Hand clapping was heard 55 times during the 56-minute speech, mostly from the GOP side of the aisle.}}

1954

| Jan. 7

| 5,985

| 52{{cite web|title=Speeches|date=August 14, 2023|website=Dwight D. Eisenhower Presidential Library, Museum, and Boyhood Home|publisher=United States National Archives|access-date=March 14, 2024|url=https://www.eisenhowerlibrary.gov/eisenhowers/speeches}}

1955

| Jan. 6

| 7,250

| 53

1956

| Written

| Jan. 5

| 8,265

| {{n/a}}

1957

| rowspan="4" | Spoken

| Jan. 10

| 4,137

| 33{{cite news|title=Ike In Plea For Vigilance|date=January 11, 1957|newspaper=Rutland Daily Herald|location=Rutland, Vermont|page=1|access-date=March 14, 2024|url=https://www.newspapers.com/image/534615341/?terms=minute&match=1|quote=Dressed in a conservative gray business suit, Eisenhower stood for 33 minutes before a combined, undemonstrative Senate-House session in the klieg-lit House chamber.}}

1958

| Jan. 9

| 4,915

| 44{{cite news|title=First Lady Receives Double Ovation in House Gallery|date=January 10, 1958|newspaper=The Morning News|location=Wilmington, Delaware|page=9|access-date=March 14, 2024|url=https://www.newspapers.com/image/155717767/}}

1959

| Jan. 9

| 4,933

| 42{{cite news|title=Ike Challenges Democrats In 'State of Union' Speech|date=January 10, 1959|newspaper=Great Falls Tribune|page=1|access-date=March 14, 2024|url=https://www.newspapers.com/image/238758671/}}

1960

| Jan. 7

| 5,633

| 45 {{cite web|title=January 7, 1960: State of the Union Address|website=Miller Center|date=13 July 2023 |publisher=University of Virginia|access-date=March 13, 2024|url=https://millercenter.org/the-presidency/presidential-speeches/january-7-1960-state-union-address}}

1961

| Written

| Jan. 12

| 6,210

| {{n/a}}

1961

| rowspan="3" | John F. Kennedy

| rowspan="3" | Spoken

| Jan. 30

| 5,274

| 43{{cite web|title=January 30, 1961: State of the Union|website=Miller Center|date=20 October 2016 |publisher=University of Virginia|access-date=March 13, 2024|url=https://millercenter.org/the-presidency/presidential-speeches/january-30-1961-state-union}}

1962

| Jan. 11

| 6,569

| 53{{cite web|title=January 11, 1962: State of the Union Address|website=Miller Center|date=20 October 2016 |publisher=University of Virginia|access-date=March 13, 2024|url=https://millercenter.org/the-presidency/presidential-speeches/january-11-1962-state-union-address}}

1963

| Jan. 14

| 5,470

| 43{{cite web|title=January 14, 1963: State of the Union Address|website=Miller Center|date=20 October 2016 |publisher=University of Virginia|access-date=March 13, 2024|url=https://millercenter.org/the-presidency/presidential-speeches/january-14-1963-state-union-address}}

1964

| rowspan="6" | Lyndon B. Johnson

| rowspan="6" | Spoken

| Jan. 8

| 3,168

| 41

1965

| Jan. 4

| 4,399

| 47

1966

| Jan. 12

| 5,542

| 51

1967

| Jan. 10

| 7,195

| 71

1968

| Jan. 17

| 4,914

| 50

1969

| Jan. 14

| 4,115

| 44

1970

| rowspan="5" | Richard Nixon

| rowspan="3" | Spoken

| Jan. 22

| 4,457

| 37

1971

| Jan. 22

| 4,508

| 33

1972

| Jan. 20

| 3,976

| 29

1973

| Written

| Feb. 2

| 27,147{{efn|In 1973 President Nixon delivered a series of six written State of the Union messages to Congress from Feb. 2 to Mar. 14. One message was an overview, followed by five additional messages each of which focused on a specific public policy theme. This word count includes all six messages.{{cite web|title=Annual Messages to Congress on the State of the Union (Washington 1790 - the present)|first1=Gerhard|last1=Peters|first2=John T.|last2=Woolley|date=2024|access-date=March 13, 2024|url=https://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/documents/presidential-documents-archive-guidebook/annual-messages-congress-the-state-the-union#nixon1973}}}}

| {{n/a}}

1974

| Spoken

| Jan. 30

| 5,144

| 43

1975

| rowspan="3" | Gerald Ford

| rowspan="3" | Spoken

| Jan. 15

| 4,126

| 41

1976

| Jan. 19

| 4,948

| 51

1977

| Jan. 12

| 4,727

| 45

1978

| rowspan="4" | Jimmy Carter

| rowspan="3" | Spoken

| Jan. 19

| 4,580

| 46

1979

| Jan. 25

| 3,257

| 33

1980

| Jan. 21

| 3,412

| 32

1981

| Written

| Jan. 16

| 33,667

| {{n/a}}

1981{{Efn|Starting in 1981, new presidents have been invited to address a joint session of Congress shortly after their inauguration. These have reflected the style of a State of the Union address but are not officially titled as a "State of the Union." Since 1989 the opposition party has offered a response.{{cite book |title=The President's State of the Union Address: Tradition, Function, and Policy Implications |publisher=Congressional Research Service |page=2 |date=January 24, 2014 |url=https://fas.org/sgp/crs/misc/R40132.pdf }}|name=First Address}}

| rowspan="8" | Ronald Reagan

| rowspan="8" | Spoken

| Feb. 18

| 4,446

| 33

1982

| Jan. 26

| 5,154

| 40

1983

| Jan. 25

| 5,554

| 46

1984

| Jan. 25

| 4,931

| 43

1985

| Feb. 6

| 4,214

| 40

1986

| Feb. 4

| 3,514

| 31

1987

| Jan. 27

| 3,847

| 35

1988

| Jan. 25

| 4,955

| 44

1989{{Efn|name=First Address}}

| rowspan="4" | George H. W. Bush

| rowspan="4" | Spoken

| Feb. 9

| 4,811

| 48

1990

| Jan. 31

| 3,777

| 36

1991

| Jan. 29

| 3,823

| 47

1992

| Jan. 28

| 5,012

| 51

1993{{Efn|name=First Address}}

| rowspan="8" | Bill Clinton

| rowspan="8" | Spoken

| Feb. 17

| 7,003

| 66

1994

| Jan. 25

| 7,432

| 64

1995

| Jan. 24

| 9,190

| 85

1996

| Jan. 23

| 6,317

| 67

1997

| Feb. 4

| 6,774

| 64

1998

| Jan. 27

| 7,303

| 77

1999

| Jan. 19

| 7,514

| 79

2000

| Jan. 27

| 7,452

| 89

2001{{Efn|name=First Address}}

| rowspan="8" | George W. Bush

| rowspan="8" | Spoken

| Feb. 27

| 4,362

| 49

2002

| Jan. 29

| 3,878

| 48

2003

| Jan. 28

| 5,413

| 60

2004

| Jan. 20

| 5,229

| 54

2005

| Feb. 2

| 5,096

| 53

2006

| Jan. 31

| 5,323

| 51

2007

| Jan. 23

| 5,590

| 49

2008

| Jan. 28

| 5,760

| 53

2009{{Efn|name=First Address}}

| rowspan="8" | Barack Obama

| rowspan="8" | Spoken

| Feb. 24

| 5,902

| 52

2010

| Jan. 27

| 7,304

| 69

2011

| Jan. 25

| 6,878

| 62

2012

| Jan. 24

| 7,059

| 65

2013

| Feb. 12

| 6,775

| 60

2014

| Jan. 28

| 6,989

| 65

2015

| Jan. 20

| 6,718

| 60

2016

| Jan. 12

| 6,044

| 59

2017{{Efn|name=First Address}}

| rowspan="4" | Donald Trump

| rowspan="4" | Spoken

| Feb. 28

| 5,006

| 60

2018

| Jan. 30

| 5,839

| 81

2019

| Feb. 5

| 5,540

| 82

2020

| Feb. 4

| 6,217

| 78

2021{{Efn|name=First Address}}

| rowspan="4" | Joe Biden

| rowspan="4" | Spoken

| Apr. 28

| 8,003

| 65

2022

| Mar. 1

| 7,705

| 62

2023

| Feb. 7

| 9,216

| 73

2024

| Mar. 7

| 8,078

| 67

2025{{Efn|name=First Address}}

| rowspan="1" | Donald Trump

| rowspan="1" | Spoken

| Mar. 4

| 9,831

| 100

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[https://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/documents/presidential-documents-archive-guidebook/annual-messages-congress-the-state-the-union#Table%20of%20SOTU American Presidency Project (UCSB.edu) - Table of all States of the Union]

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