Ro Khanna Stock Trades — Portfolio, Disclosures, and Trading Activity

Khanna trades at a pace that puts him in the top tier of congressional traders. As of mid-2026 he has executed roughly 3,587 trades with aggregate volume above $56 million, per Capitol Trades tracking of STOCK Act filings. The portfolio skews heavily toward technology and financial sector names -- Apple, Microsoft, JPMorgan Chase, Meta, Amazon, and Alphabet all appear repeatedly in his disclosures. Many trades are attributed to his spouse or held through family trusts rather than a qualified blind trust. I've been tracking congressional trading data since 2022, and Khanna's volume stands out even in a chamber with several active traders -- in raw trade count he outpaces roughly 95% of House colleagues.

A 239-page draft ethics complaint prepared in April 2026 alleges that 624 of Khanna's trades were filed past the STOCK Act's 45-day deadline. His overall late-filing rate is 1.74%, below the House average of roughly 10%. But a composite score factoring dollar amounts and lateness duration places him in the top 7% of the House for severity-weighted late disclosures -- meaning his late filings exposed more dollars to delayed disclosure than 93% of other members. The Humana trade from October 2023 caught my attention when I reviewed the 2024 data: it was reported roughly 358 days late, in November 2024. The complaint cites trading in defense contractors near major defense legislation and in pharmaceutical stocks near federal drug policy decisions. As of mid-2026 the complaint has not been formally submitted to the Office of Congressional Conduct, so these remain allegations rather than adjudicated violations.