GOOG 8-K — Smart Summary

Alphabet Inc. held its Annual Meeting of Stockholders on June 6, 2025, at which holders of Class A common stock (1 vote/share) and Class B common stock (10 votes/share) voted together on 15 proposals, including the election of 10 directors, 1 management proposal, and 13 shareholder proposals (one of which was not included in the proxy statement).

• Larry Page — 10,121,464,404 for / 2,385,304,837 against (80.9% approval)
• Sergey Brin — 12,263,834,789 for / 247,015,301 against (98.0% approval)
• Sundar Pichai — 12,361,537,837 for / 149,202,824 against (98.8% approval)
• John L. Hennessy — 10,431,280,085 for / 2,070,369,982 against (83.4% approval)
• Frances H. Arnold — 11,268,748,031 for / 1,231,606,479 against (90.1% approval)
• R. Martin "Marty" Chávez — 12,428,005,794 for / 81,949,854 against (99.3% approval)
• L. John Doerr — 10,666,427,261 for / 1,841,036,733 against (85.3% approval)
• Roger W. Ferguson Jr. — 12,393,814,821 for / 116,162,965 against (99.1% approval)
• K. Ram Shriram — 11,113,038,575 for / 1,394,859,071 against (88.8% approval)
• Robin L. Washington — 11,087,963,501 for / 1,422,117,152 against (88.6% approval)

• Ratification of Ernst & Young LLP as independent registered public accounting firm for fiscal year 2025 — 12,573,081,588 for / 557,745,985 against / 4,694,874 abstain (95.7% approval) — passed

• Support for Shareholder Right to Act by Written Consent — 756,471,373 for / 11,733,418,965 against / 25,724,684 abstain (6.0% approval) — failed
• Financial performance policy — 165,058,366 for / 12,333,347,266 against / 17,209,390 abstain (1.3% approval) — failed
• Report on charitable partnerships — 48,536,978 for / 12,433,633,691 against / 33,444,353 abstain (0.4% approval) — failed
• Request to cease CEI participation — 60,479,418 for / 12,433,074,018 against / 22,061,586 abstain (0.5% approval) — failed
• Enhanced disclosure on climate goals — 1,025,308,238 for / 11,459,258,020 against / 31,048,764 abstain (8.2% approval) — failed
• Equal shareholder voting — 3,833,807,319 for / 8,668,262,247 against / 13,545,456 abstain (30.7% approval) — failed
• Report on due diligence process to assess human rights risks in CAHRA — 562,088,943 for / 11,908,869,697 against / 44,656,382 abstain (4.5% approval) — failed
• Report on risks of discrimination in GenAI — 57,074,931 for / 12,419,353,797 against / 39,186,294 abstain (0.5% approval) — failed
• Report on AI data usage oversight — 1,540,824,205 for / 10,905,254,456 against / 69,536,361 abstain (12.3% approval) — failed
• Human rights impact assessment of AI-driven targeted ad policies — 1,783,649,389 for / 10,696,123,222 against / 35,842,411 abstain (14.3% approval) — failed
• Report on alignment of lobbying activities with child safety policies — 655,009,180 for / 11,809,938,038 against / 50,667,804 abstain (5.2% approval) — failed
• Report on online safety for children — 1,162,422,806 for / 11,318,061,535 against / 35,130,681 abstain (9.3% approval) — failed
• Report on implementing AI app preload capabilities into Android OS (not included in proxy statement) — 342 for / 12,515,614,679 against / 1 abstain (~0.0% approval) — failed