Ro Khanna × VZ

This January 2025 buy of approximately $15,001 stands out sharply against the broader pattern in this portfolio. Across 88 disclosed trades in Verizon, the overwhelming majority are recorded at the $1,001 minimum reporting band. This single transaction is nearly 15 times the median size, making it the most structurally notable entry in the recent sample. The disclosure arrived 15 days after the trade date, which is timely and within all applicable thresholds. No cluster of other members traded VZ in the same window, so this does not appear to be coordinated activity. The size anomaly is the primary flag here. Khanna's committees covering defense-adjacent cyber and government IT policy create a structural overlap with Verizon's federal contracting exposure, though no specific legislative event is linked to this date. Khanna has stated publicly that a family trust manages these trades without his involvement.

This February 2025 sell of approximately $1,001 is a minimum-band transaction, consistent with the dominant pattern across the 88 disclosed VZ trades in this portfolio. The disclosure was filed 15 days after the trade, meeting all timing thresholds without triggering any flag. No other members traded the stock in the surrounding window. The trade itself carries low individual signal density: it is small, timely, and isolated. In isolation this transaction would draw little scrutiny. Context elevates it modestly: it occurs roughly four weeks after the anomalously large January buy in this same ticker, suggesting the portfolio cycled through a partial position over a short period. Khanna's committee assignments maintain a structural overlap with Verizon's regulatory and contracting environment, but no specific trigger event is identifiable for this date from available disclosure data.

This March 2025 buy of approximately $1,001 is a minimum-band transaction that triggered the late disclosure flag. The trade was made on March 6 but not filed until April 10, a 35-day delay. That interval exceeds Kapitol.ai's 30-day internal flag threshold, though it remains within the STOCK Act's 45-day statutory filing window and does not constitute a legal violation. Across 88 disclosed trades, several disclosures in the recent sample cluster near or above the 30-day flag line, which is a pattern worth noting even when each individual instance stays within statutory limits. The trade itself is small and unsupported by any member cluster. Khanna's committee positions covering defense cyber and government IT policy keep Verizon within his regulatory orbit, as the carrier holds government network contracts and participates in federal broadband and 5G infrastructure discussions.

This June 2025 sell of approximately $1,001 is a minimum-band transaction filed 19 days after the trade date. All disclosure timing and size signals are clean for this entry: the delay is well within both the internal 30-day flag threshold and the statutory 45-day window, and the trade size is at the portfolio median with no cluster of other members. In isolation, this is a low-signal transaction. Its main relevance is contextual: it is one of 88 disclosed trades in VZ, contributing to a pattern of frequent small-dollar cycling in this name that stretches across multiple years. Khanna's committee assignments on defense cyber and government IT oversight maintain a structural linkage to Verizon's regulatory environment. The portfolio is managed by a family trust, and Khanna has publicly advocated for a ban on congressional stock trading.

This August 2025 buy of approximately $1,001 triggered the late disclosure flag, with the filing arriving 36 days after the trade date. This exceeds Kapitol.ai's 30-day internal threshold but falls within the STOCK Act's 45-day statutory window, so no legal violation is indicated. This is the second of three trades in the recent sample to exceed the 30-day flag line, alongside the March and November disclosures. That recurring pattern of disclosures approaching the upper end of the filing window is worth noting as a behavioral observation, even though none individually crosses the statutory deadline. Two members also traded VZ in the surrounding period, approaching but not reaching the cluster threshold. The trade itself is small and routine in size. Khanna's committee work on defense-adjacent cybersecurity and government IT policy keeps Verizon's federal operations within his institutional purview.

This September 2025 buy of approximately $1,001 was disclosed 28 days after the trade date, just clearing the 30-day internal flag threshold without triggering it. The trade is minimum-band in size and occurred in isolation from other members. All signals are clean for this entry individually. Placed in the wider context of 88 disclosed VZ trades, this is one of a series of small recurring buys and sells in this name, consistent with an actively managed portfolio position rather than a targeted one-time entry. The 28-day disclosure interval, while within all thresholds, continues a pattern in this sample where several filings arrive late in the permissible window. Khanna's committee roles in defense cyber and government IT oversight maintain a structural connection to Verizon's regulatory and contracting footprint, though no specific policy trigger is identified for this date.

This October 2025 sell of approximately $1,001 was filed exactly 30 days after the trade date, placing it precisely at the boundary of Kapitol.ai's internal flag threshold without crossing it. Per supplied signal data, the late disclosure flag did not fire. The trade itself is minimum-band, isolated from other members, and carries no size anomaly. Viewed against the broader 88-trade record in VZ, this sell is part of an ongoing pattern of small-dollar buys and sells in Verizon, with the portfolio alternating direction multiple times within single calendar months. The October-November 2025 window alone shows four trades: two sells and two buys within roughly 34 days. That cadence suggests active portfolio management rather than event-driven positioning. Khanna's committee overlap with telecommunications regulatory and federal network policy remains a structural consideration across this entire trade history.

This October 30, 2025 buy of approximately $1,001 was disclosed just 7 days after the trade date, the quickest turnaround among the ten most recent entries in this sample. All signals are clean: the trade is minimum-band in size, filed well within all applicable thresholds, and no cluster of other members is present. The notably fast disclosure here contrasts with the pattern seen elsewhere in this sample, where several filings arrived 35 or 36 days after the trade date. This buy also falls within a dense four-trade window in October and November 2025, as the portfolio cycled through Verizon positions multiple times in quick succession. Two members also traded VZ in the surrounding period, approaching but not reaching the cluster threshold. Khanna's committee roles maintain a standing structural overlap with Verizon's regulatory environment across this entire trade record.

This November 3, 2025 sell of approximately $1,001 was filed 35 days after the trade date, triggering the late disclosure flag for the third time in the ten most recent trades. As with the March and August instances, the delay exceeds Kapitol.ai's 30-day internal flag threshold but does not reach the 45-day STOCK Act statutory deadline, so no legal violation is implicated. A recurring pattern of disclosures arriving in the 35-to-36-day range is nonetheless a behavioral signal worth tracking across the full 88-trade history. Two other members also traded VZ in the surrounding 14-day window, the highest cluster count in this sample, though still below the three-member threshold. The trade itself is minimum-band. The October-November 2025 cluster of four VZ trades in this portfolio, all at minimum size, appears consistent with systematic portfolio rebalancing rather than targeted positioning.

This November 10, 2025 buy of approximately $1,001 was filed 28 days after the trade date, just within Kapitol.ai's 30-day flag threshold and well within the STOCK Act's statutory window. All signals are clean for this entry. It is the most recent trade in this sample and arrives one week after the November 3 sell, continuing the pattern of rapid directional cycling in Verizon across the October-November window. Two other members traded VZ in the surrounding period, consistent with the November 1108 entry, though the cluster threshold is not reached. Across 88 disclosed trades in this ticker, the portfolio has shown a sustained pattern of high-frequency small-dollar activity in Verizon, punctuated by at least one larger position in January 2025 and recurring disclosures that approach the upper end of the permissible filing window. Khanna's cyber and IT oversight roles maintain a standing structural connection to Verizon's federal and regulatory environment throughout this history.