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← Rundown2026 California House race — Ro Khanna's seat

2026 election · U.S. House

2026 California House race — Ro Khanna's seat

Incumbent: Ro Khanna (Democrat)

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  • Ro Khanna
    Ro Khanna

    Democrat · Incumbent

    Stated positions (10) ▾
    • Economic Policy: Advocates for a 'progressive capitalism' economic philosophy aimed at delivering inclusive prosperity and addressing inequality, particularly in response to economic anxieties that fueled Trump's political rise. [1][2]
    • Economy: Advocates a 'progressive capitalism' and 'new economic patriotism' approach that channels tech-driven wealth from Silicon Valley toward revitalizing manufacturing regions and reducing inequality. [1][2]

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  • Foreign Policy: Criticizes Trump-era foreign policy as favoring a 'might makes right' approach and argues the U.S. must rebuild global alliances and credibility, including grounding the India-U.S. relationship in shared democratic values. [1][2]
  • Foreign Policy (Israel-Palestine): Voted against further U.S. aid to Israel after a visit to the West Bank, citing witnessed violence against Palestinians and settler activity. [1][2]
  • Housing: Identifies rising housing costs and shortages as a major problem and emphasizes expanding affordable homeownership opportunities for working and middle-class families. [1]
  • Immigration: Criticizes the Trump administration's immigration policies, arguing they undermine America's technology and AI leadership and depart from the country's values. [1][2]
  • Israel and Middle East Policy: Defends his record on Israel policy following his trip to the West Bank, responding to criticism that he has shifted away from supporting the U.S.-Israel relationship. [1]
  • Manufacturing and Trade: Supports advanced American manufacturing, high-tech apprenticeships, and co-authored the CHIPS and Science Act; works to reduce the trade deficit with China as a member of the Select Committee on Strategic Competition with the CCP. [1]
  • Taxation: Supports a 5% annual wealth tax on billionaires' total holdings (co-authored with Sen. Bernie Sanders) to fund programs like teacher salary floors and child care cost caps, framing it as tax fairness. [1]
  • Technology and AI Regulation: Proposes a set of principles for democratic regulation of artificial intelligence, arguing for reclaiming AI's benefits from concentrated corporate control. [1]
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