Khanna vote tracker: no House votes from August 10–16, 2026

For the August 10–16, 2026 window, Ro Khanna cast zero recorded U.S. House roll-call votes: 0 Yea, 0 Nay, 0 Present, and 0 Not Voting. The House Clerk's current vote index lists Roll Call 283 as the newest record; its detail page dates that vote July 23, before this week's window. 12

The empty ledger leaves no in-window bill, amendment, or procedural motion to classify as passed or failed. No bill number, measure summary, legislative stage, vote-specific rationale, or party-line comparison applies to this edition.

The scope is the recorded House floor: Senate action, committee activity, executive-branch decisions, court rulings, and earlier House votes sit outside the ledger.

For all five groups, the actionable conclusion is the same: there is no new Khanna House vote to classify as helpful or harmful this week. That conclusion describes the House-floor record; it does not describe every federal policy change during the same seven days.

Roll Call 283 is the latest record currently shown by the Clerk. The vote concerned H.R. 8884, the Removing Barriers to Work for Disabled Americans Act. The House passed it 232–188 on July 23, and Khanna voted Nay. The Clerk's party table records 19 Democratic Yeas and 188 Democratic Nays, placing Khanna with the Democratic majority on that earlier vote. 12

That vote is a boundary check, not a seventh-day event. It belongs to the prior period and supplies no bill to analyze for August 10–16.

The complete recorded House-floor ledger for August 10–16 contains zero votes by Ro Khanna. Readers tracking tech workers, immigrants, healthcare recipients, California voters, or AI founders have no new House passage or defeat to weigh in this edition; the next substantive entry will begin when the Clerk records another roll call involving Khanna.