Khanna vote tracker: no House votes, August 24–30, 2026
Ro Khanna cast no recorded House roll-call votes from August 24–30, so this tracker shows what the empty ledger means for tech workers, immigrants, healthcare recipients, California voters, and AI founders.
The week in one read
For August 24–30, 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 current vote index lists Roll Call 283 as the newest record; its detail page dates that vote July 23, before this seven-day window. 12
The in-window House-floor ledger is empty. No bill, amendment, or procedural motion from August 24–30 requires a vote-by-vote impact classification, and no House measure passed or failed with Khanna's vote during the period.
This tracker covers recorded votes on the House floor. Senate action, committee work, executive-branch decisions, court rulings, and earlier House votes fall outside this count.
What each group can take from the empty ledger
| Group | In-window Khanna vote | What the record means |
|---|---|---|
| Tech workers | None | Khanna cast no House-floor vote this week that changes a federal technology, labor, procurement, or defense provision for tech workers. 12 |
| Immigrants | None | The House record contains no new Khanna immigration vote to assess for benefits or harms. The ledger says nothing about immigration action in the Senate or executive branch. 12 |
| Healthcare recipients | None | Khanna cast no in-window House-floor vote changing a health program, coverage rule, or benefit tracked here. Existing program rules sit outside this week's vote record. 12 |
| California voters | None | The ledger contains no new Khanna House-floor vote tied to California funding, disaster response, health, infrastructure, or another state-specific provision. 12 |
| AI founders | None | Khanna cast no in-window House-floor vote on AI, cybersecurity, federal procurement, or startup finance for this tracker to evaluate. 12 |
For all five groups, the actionable conclusion is the same: the week produced no new Khanna House vote to classify as helpful or harmful. The conclusion describes the recorded House-floor ledger; federal policy activity in the Senate, executive branch, courts, or committees requires separate tracking.
The boundary record
Roll Call 283 is the latest record currently shown by the Clerk. On July 23, the House passed H.R. 8884, the Removing Barriers to Work for Disabled Americans Act, 232–188; Khanna voted Nay. 2
H.R. 8884 would reauthorize through 2031 the Social Security Administration's authority to run voluntary demonstration projects within the Social Security Disability Insurance program. The bill requires safeguards for beneficiary income, administrative funding, and advance reporting to Congress. Congress.gov lists the measure as passed by the House and referred to the Senate Finance Committee on July 23. 3
That earlier vote is a boundary check. It gives the reader a dated record immediately before the window, while the current Clerk index supplies the upper boundary for the search. H.R. 8884 belongs to the July 23 record, rather than the August 24–30 ledger.
Bottom line
The complete recorded House-floor ledger for August 24–30, 2026 contains zero votes by Ro Khanna. Tech workers, immigrants, healthcare recipients, California voters, and 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.
References
- 1House Clerk vote index
clerk.house.gov
- 2Roll Call 283 detail
clerk.house.gov
- 3H.R. 8884 on Congress.gov
congress.gov
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