Ro Khanna’s Reported Financial Transactions: 49,750, 2017–2026

The House filings list 49,750 financial transactions from 2017 to 2026, including 43,214 common-stock transactions. They cover Khanna, his spouse and dependent children—reported activity, not a record of individual decisions. By owner code: 68.2% to the member's spouse, 31.7% to dependent children, 0.1% to interests with no owner code. Amounts are value bands, not exact trade values.

Context: House disclosures cover reportable interests of the filer, spouse, and dependent children. A listed transaction does not establish who directed it, and nothing here alleges illegality or a disclosure violation.

Combined value is the sum of the statutory bands reported on each row, not an exact traded amount. "Other or unread" covers exchanges and rows whose transaction type could not be read from the scan, so the three columns add up to the reported total. Follow a year to browse that filing in full.

The 100 most recent transactions across all filing years, newest first. 1,669 of these rows carry no readable transaction date on the filing and cannot be ordered here; they remain in the full searchable table and the open dataset.

The 30 securities appearing most often across all reported transactions, ranked by number of reported rows. Summed value adds the statutory bands of every matching row and is not a market value. 879 rows whose security name could not be read from the scan are excluded from this ranking; they are still counted in every total above and flagged in the dataset.

Does Ro Khanna trade stocks?

The disclosures list 49,750 financial transactions from 2017 to 2026, including 43,214 classified as common stock. They cover Khanna, his spouse and dependent children, so a listed trade does not show who directed it.

How many financial transactions are in the disclosures?

49,750 across 2017–2026, of which 43,214 are classified as common stock. The latest year (2026) has 3,855, in reported value bands totalling $17.2M – $96.5M.

Whose trades appear in Ro Khanna's disclosures?

The forms label interests by owner code. Across loaded filings, spouse account for 68.2% of rows. Those labels do not establish beneficial ownership or who placed an order.

Has Ro Khanna supported a congressional stock trading ban?

Yes. A December 2023 Khanna proposal would bar members of Congress from holding or trading individual stocks. This site presents that position with the filings; it does not allege wrongdoing.

Where does this trade data come from?

We transcribe official House Clerk scans, cross-check them with OCR, and link each row to its source. Amounts are the form's value bands, not exact trade values.