Since taking office in January 2021, President Joe Biden has accomplished a number of things he promised during his 2020 presidential campaign. He has signed into law the American Rescue Plan, aimed at COVID-related relief, and the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, which focuses on updating America's infrastructure. Biden has also completed the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan, something he had promised during his campaign.

Furthermore, he has made progress in addressing climate change through the Climate Crisis Executive Order, aiming to transition toward clean energy, and the American Jobs Plan, which allocates funds toward tackling climate change. Biden has also increased federal funding for education, particularly K-12 education, and has taken steps toward expanding access to health care.

However, there are areas in which Biden has not made as much progress, particularly with regards to immigration reform and gun control. Additionally, his build back better plan has yet to be fully passed in Congress.

Overall, Biden has made progress in fulfilling his promises, particularly in the areas of COVID relief and infrastructure, but there is still work to be done in other policy areas.