META 8-K: Smart Summary

Meta Platforms, Inc. held its annual meeting of shareholders on May 27, 2026, via live audio webcast, at which shareholders voted on twelve proposals, including the election of twelve directors, ratification of the independent auditor, and ten shareholder proposals.

• Peggy Alford — 4,291,140,639 for / 677,536,447 against (86.37%)
• Marc L. Andreessen — 4,766,747,193 for / 201,929,893 against (95.94%)
• John Arnold — 4,919,233,923 for / 49,443,163 against (99.00%)
• Patrick Collison — 4,919,253,388 for / 49,423,698 against (99.00%)
• John Elkann — 4,110,029,835 for / 858,647,251 against (82.72%)
• Andrew W. Houston — 4,525,080,688 for / 443,596,398 against (91.07%)
• Nancy Killefer — 4,834,303,472 for / 134,373,614 against (97.30%)
• Robert M. Kimmitt — 4,826,084,255 for / 142,592,831 against (97.13%)
• Charles Songhurst — 4,921,551,531 for / 47,125,555 against (99.05%)
• Dana White — 4,542,071,550 for / 426,605,536 against (91.42%)
• Tony Xu — 4,530,138,488 for / 438,538,598 against (91.17%)
• Mark Zuckerberg — 4,650,180,275 for / 318,496,811 against (93.59%)

• Ratification of Ernst & Young LLP as Independent Registered Public Accounting Firm — 5,148,139,817 for / 29,583,257 against / 3,810,576 abstain (99.36%) — passed

• Report on AI Data Usage Oversight — 503,719,383 for / 4,446,931,952 against / 18,025,751 abstain (10.17%) — failed
• Annual Vote Regarding Executive Pay — 1,347,044,885 for / 3,615,585,963 against / 6,046,238 abstain (27.14%) — failed
• Dual Class Capital Structure — 1,312,681,056 for / 3,647,675,248 against / 8,320,782 abstain (26.45%) — failed
• Disclosure of Voting Results by Share Class — 998,846,306 for / 3,963,963,497 against / 5,867,283 abstain (20.12%) — failed
• Report on Human Rights Due Diligence — 205,947,302 for / 4,728,098,574 against / 34,631,210 abstain (4.17%) — failed
• Report on Addressing Antisemitism and Hate in Online Platforms — 325,276,488 for / 4,618,279,838 against / 25,120,760 abstain (6.58%) — failed
• Report on Climate Change-Related Commitments — 342,645,684 for / 4,612,538,135 against / 13,493,267 abstain (6.91%) — failed
• Report on Integrating Child Safety Improvements into the Executive Compensation Program — 169,180,929 for / 4,776,963,503 against / 22,532,654 abstain (3.42%) — failed
• Data Protection Impact Assessment on Generative AI Chatbots — 327,510,658 for / 4,629,435,907 against / 11,730,521 abstain (6.61%) — failed
• Report on Risks of Anti-American Discrimination from H-1B Visa Program Use — 11,628,532 for / 4,943,493,011 against / 13,555,543 abstain (0.23%) — failed