At Procter & Gamble's 2024 Annual Meeting held on October 8, shareholders voted on four key proposals. All 14 director nominees were successfully elected to serve one-year terms on the Board, with each candidate receiving strong majority support. Jon R. Moeller, while receiving approval, had the highest number of votes against at approximately 103.6 million.Shareholders approved the ratification of the independent registered public accounting firm with 1.93 billion votes in favor. The advisory vote on executive compensation ("Say on Pay") also passed with 1.53 billion supporting votes. However, the shareholder proposal regarding pay gap reporting was rejected, with 1.18 billion votes against versus 508 million in favor.

At Procter & Gamble's 2024 Annual Meeting held on October 8, shareholders voted on four key proposals. All 14 director nominees were successfully elected to serve one-year terms on the Board, with each candidate receiving strong majority support. Jon R. Moeller, while receiving approval, had the highest number of votes against at approximately 103.6 million.Shareholders approved the ratification of the independent registered public accounting firm with 1.93 billion votes in favor. The advisory vote on executive compensation ("Say on Pay") also passed with 1.53 billion supporting votes. However, the shareholder proposal regarding pay gap reporting was rejected, with 1.18 billion votes against versus 508 million in favor.