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New York State Common Retirement Fund (Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli) at Uber
Office of the New York State Comptroller and the New York State Common Retirement Fund · Uber · 2026 · Filed January 22, 2026 and never put to a vote. Uber's proxy statement of March 23, 2026 carried four items of business, all of them management's, and the 8-K reporting the May 4, 2026 annual meeting lists the same four, so the proposal was off the ballot before the proxy was printed. Which way it left the ballot, withdrawn after an agreement or excluded, is not established by any source reviewed.
SEIU Pension Plans Master Trust at Wells Fargo
Service Employees International Union (SEIU) · Wells Fargo · 2022 · Rejected as Proposal 10 at the April 26, 2022 annual meeting: 1,033,495,599 for, 1,828,552,352 against, 29,764,513 abstentions and 361,311,531 broker non-votes, which Wells Fargo reported as 35.74 percent of the votes cast for, against and abstaining. Excluding abstentions that is the 36 percent American Banker reported, up from 13 percent in 2021.
Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia, with Christian Brothers Investment Services and other members of the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility at Wells Fargo & Co.
Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia · Wells Fargo · 2014 · Overtaken by the company's own decision before any vote. Wells Fargo announced on January 17, 2014 that it would discontinue the Direct Deposit Advance product, and no such proposal reached the 2014 ballot: the only two stockholder proposals voted at the April 29, 2014 annual meeting were on an independent chairman and on internal controls over mortgage servicing and foreclosure. The resolution for that year was filed by Christian Brothers Investment Services; the Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia had dialogued with the bank and filed resolutions on the same product for three consecutive years, and ICCR members had been engaging Wells Fargo on affordable credit since 2009.

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American Family Association

Files shareholder resolutions in its own name. It has filed at The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation and Deere & Company between 2024 and 2025.

Christian Brothers Investment Services

Files shareholder resolutions in its own name. It has filed at Verizon Communications and Wells Fargo & Co. between 2014 and 2019.

Consumer Federation of America

Its own press page carries a coalition opinion statement, with the American Association for Justice and the Americans for Financial Reform Education Fund, about shareholder proposals at a Tesla annual meeting.

Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility

The coalition at the center of faith-based shareholder advocacy in the United States for over fifty years, coordinating member institutions' engagements and resolutions.

International Brotherhood of Teamsters

Files shareholder resolutions in its own name. It has filed at McKesson Corporation in 2018.

Investors for Opioid Accountability

Files shareholder resolutions in its own name. It has filed at 6 companies, among them McKesson and and other opioid distributors and manufacturers in 2017.

Mercy Investment Services

Co-files shareholder resolutions led by other investors. It has co-filed at 12 companies, among them 71 companies in the food and PepsiCo between 2019 and 2025.

Proxy Impact

Files shareholder resolutions in its own name. It has filed at Meta Platforms and Meta between 2020 and 2023.