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The Code of Federal Regulations has 220,190 sections, 4,174 fewer than when DOGE's deck said half could go (October 2026)

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CF Finding220,190Global Democracy & Conflict

The eCFR counted 220,190 sections in the Code in October 2026, against 224,364 on July 1, 2025, when DOGE's deck said about 100,000 could go by January 20, 2026. On that target day it held 221,221. Congress has repealed 23 rules this Congress. Civic Forecast calculation from the eCFR's title outlines at two dates, non-reserved sections; the DOGE deck is dated July 1, 2025.

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