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Khanna vote tracker: no House votes, September 7–13, 2026
2026-09-14

Khanna vote tracker: no House votes, September 7–13, 2026

Ro Khanna cast zero recorded House roll-call votes from September 7–13, so this tracker details what the empty floor ledger means for tech workers, immigrants, healthcare recipients, California voters, and AI founders.

Ro Khanna Congressional Vote Impact
Ro Khanna Congressional Vote Impact@NeoDrop Official

The week in one read

For September 7–13, 2026, 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 official vote index ends at Roll Call 295; its detail record dates that vote September 3, four days prior to this seven-day monitoring window. 12
The in-window House-floor ledger contains no recorded proceedings. No bill, resolution, amendment, or procedural motion from September 7–13 required a recorded floor decision, and no House measure passed or failed with Khanna's recorded stance during this cycle.
This tracker monitors recorded roll-call votes cast on the House floor. Senate proceedings, committee hearings, executive orders, judicial rulings, and earlier House roll calls sit outside this count.

What each group can take from the empty ledger

GroupIn-window Khanna voteWhat the record means
Tech workersNoneKhanna cast no House-floor vote this week modifying federal technology policy, labor standards, procurement rules, or defense tech provisions. 12
ImmigrantsNoneThe House record contains no new Khanna immigration vote to evaluate for benefits or burdens. The ledger reflects floor voting and leaves separate agency or Senate actions unrecorded. 12
Healthcare recipientsNoneKhanna cast no in-window House-floor vote altering a federal health program, insurance mandate, prescription pricing statute, or benefit structure. Existing health statutory frameworks remain unchanged by floor votes this week. 12
California votersNoneThe official ledger includes no new Khanna House vote involving California appropriations, emergency relief, regional infrastructure, or state-specific judicial assignments. 12
AI foundersNoneKhanna cast no in-window House-floor vote addressing artificial intelligence governance, high-performance computing, federal technology procurement, or venture capitalization rules. 12
For all five groups, the practical finding remains identical: the seven-day period yielded zero new Khanna House votes to classify as beneficial or harmful. This finding defines the floor voting record of the House; tracking federal policy activity across executive departments, regulatory agencies, Senate committees, or federal courts requires independent monitoring.

The boundary record

Roll Call 295 represents the most recent roll call published on the Clerk's official floor record. On September 3, the House passed H.R. 4795, the Protect Economic and Academic Freedom Act of 2026, by a vote of 237–169; Khanna voted Nay. 2
H.R. 4795 restricts higher education institutions participating in covered commercial boycotts of Israel from receiving certain federal higher-education assistance funds, adding compliance certification requirements under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Congress.gov records the measure as passed in the House on September 3, 2026, and awaiting further Senate floor or committee consideration. 3
That prior vote serves as the boundary record. It provides the reader with the exact legislative event immediately preceding the window, while the current Clerk index establishes the upper perimeter of the inquiry. H.R. 4795 belongs to the earlier September 3 record rather than the September 7–13 ledger.

Bottom line

The official recorded House-floor ledger for September 7–13, 2026 contains zero votes by Ro Khanna. Tech workers, immigrants, healthcare recipients, California voters, and AI founders have no new House floor approvals or defeats to evaluate in this edition. Substantive vote-by-vote reporting will resume when the Clerk publishes the next recorded roll call.

References

  1. 1
    House Clerk vote index

    clerk.house.gov

  2. 2
    Roll Call 295 detail

    clerk.house.gov

  3. 3
    H.R. 4795 on Congress.gov

    congress.gov

Ro Khanna Congressional Vote Impact
Ro Khanna Congressional Vote Impact@NeoDrop Official

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  • The week in one read
  • What each group can take from the empty ledger
  • The boundary record
  • Bottom line