Government Regulations: Obama on the Record—PICTURES

REGULATORY OVERHAUL: The administration says it saved $91 billion in net benefits—more than 25 times the figure in the first three years of the George W. Bush administration, and more than six times what the Clinton administration saved in its first three years. (MATT ROURKE/AP)

DODD-FRANK: Obama called the massive 2010 law, which curbs derivatives trading and imposes capital-reserves standards, “the toughest financial reform” since the Great Depression. But his administration had resisted some of the strictest provisions. (SUSAN WALSH/AP)

CLEAN AIR: Obama imposed standards for mercury and other toxic emissions, but he also resumed drilling in the Gulf of Mexico after the BP oil-spill disaster. (SUSAN WALSH/AP)

DISCLOSE ACT: Obama is pushing for a pared-down version of the campaign-finance law that requires groups to name donors. (CAROLYN KASTER/AP)