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Global Payments Inc.: meeting of 30 Apr 2026
Votes reported on Form N-PX, item by item
950 Form N-PX filers reported votes at the Global Payments Inc. meeting of 30 Apr 2026. Their records fall into 5 items below, in ballot order: management items first, then proposals from security holders. Each bar shows how the reporting filers split; it is not the result of the meeting.
foragainstabstain, withhold or otheramber tick: the portion cast against management
Items
DIRECTOR ELECTIONSIssuer
Director elections
12 nominees; 93.6% of reported votes for; 39 filers withheld from or voted against at least one nominee.
8,209 vote records from 263 filers. 2 of the 263 filers that marked the item either way voted against management.
SECTION 14A SAY-ON-PAY VOTESIssuer
Advisory vote on executive pay (say-on-pay)
1,567 vote records from 947 filers. 566 of the 913 filers that marked the item either way voted against management. 34 filers reported this item without a management mark.
AUDIT-RELATEDIssuer
Audit-related items (auditor ratification)
682 vote records from 261 filers. 13 of the 261 filers that marked the item either way voted against management.
CORPORATE GOVERNANCESecurity holder
Shareholder proposal regarding shareholder right to act by written consent.
668 vote records from 257 filers. 114 of the 257 filers that marked the item either way voted against management.
Several categoriesSecurity holder
Shareholder proposals (not separable from the filings)
Filers described these proposals in wordings that could not be matched to one another, so they are shown together.
4 vote records from 3 filers. 2 of the 3 filers that marked the item either way voted against management.
How the largest families voted
| Family | 1. Directors | 2. Say-on-pay | 3. Auditor | 4. Proposal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vanguard | For | For | For | Against |
| BlackRock and iShares | For | For | For | Against |
| Fidelity | For | For | For | Against |
| Dimensional | For | Against * | For | Against |
| State Street and SPDR | For | For | For | Against |
| American Century | For | Against * | For | Against |
| Franklin Templeton | For | Against * | For | For * |
| Invesco | For | Against * | For | For * |
| Equitable | For | Against * | For | Against |
| Charles Schwab | For | Against * | For | Against |
| Nuveen and TIAA | For | Against * | For | Against |
| ProShares and ProFunds | For | Against * | For | For * |
| John Hancock and Manulife | For | Against * | For | Against |
| Morgan Stanley, Eaton Vance and Calvert | For | Against * | For | For * |
| J.P. Morgan | For | For | For | Against |
| Goldman Sachs | For | Against * | For | Against |
| WisdomTree | For | For | For | For * |
| PGIM and Prudential | For | Against * | For | Against |
| Jackson National funds | For | Against * | For | Against |
| Northern Trust and FlexShares | For | For | For | Against |
| SEI | For | Against * | For | Against |
| T. Rowe Price | For | Against * | For | Against |
| Thrivent | For | Against * | For | For * |
| Lincoln Financial | For | Against | For | For * |
| Voya | For | Against * | For | Against |
| First Trust | For | Against * | For | For * |
| Russell Investments | For | Against * | For | Against |
| Nationwide | For | Against * | For | Against |
| Victory Capital | For | Against * | For | For * |
| Brighthouse Funds | For | Against | For | For * |
| Guggenheim and Rydex | For | Against * | For | For * |
| Columbia Threadneedle | For | For | For | For * |
| BNY Mellon | For | For | For | For * |
| Principal | For | Against * | For | For * |
| Pacific Life funds | For | For | For | Against |
| Global X | For | Against * | For | Against |
| MFS | For | Against * | For | Against |
| Transamerica | For | Against * | For | For * |
| Federated Hermes | For | Against * | For | Against |
| AllianceBernstein | For | Against * | For | Against |
| Hartford Funds | For | Against * | Against * | Against |
| DWS | For | Against * | For | For * |
| PIMCO | For | Against * | Against * | For * |
| Allspring | For | Against * | For | Against |
| MassMutual | For | For | For | Against |
| Harbor Funds | For | Against * | For | For * |
| Macquarie and Delaware Funds | For | Against * | For | For * |
| Janus Henderson | No report | Against * | No report | No report |
| Neuberger Berman | No report | Against * | No report | No report |
| Natixis and Loomis Sayles | For | For | For | Against |
| Harris Associates and Oakmark | For | For | For | Against |
| Baird | No report | Against * | No report | No report |
* against management. A family's position is the way most of its reported shares were voted across its filers; "split" means no single position led. "No report" means none of the family's filers listed the item.
Questions
How did large funds vote at the Global Payments Inc. meeting?
950 Form N-PX filers reported votes at the meeting of 30 Apr 2026. On say-on-pay, 566 of 913 voted against management (62.0%). One proposal from security holders could be told apart in the filings. The family table lists each of the largest families item by item.
Is this the meeting result?
No. These are the votes of funds and managers that file Form N-PX, counted by filer and by the shares they reported. The certified result, which includes every shareholder, is reported by Global Payments Inc. on Form 8-K.
Why are director elections shown as counts only?
Director records name the nominee. This site does not publish pages or rows about individuals, so for director elections it keeps the number of nominees and the split of votes and discards the wording.
Every meeting on file for Global Payments Inc.
Provenance: SEC EDGAR, Form N-PX and N-PX/A filings listing Global Payments Inc. with a meeting date within three days of 30 Apr 2026. Proposal titles are the most common wording among filers and are replaced by the SEC category where a wording could name a person. Not verified by the SEC. Filings read through 23 Sep 2026.