Item 5.07. Submission of Matters to a Vote of Security Holders.

At the 2022 Annual Meeting of Shareholders of Verizon Communications Inc. held on May 12, 2022, the following items were submitted to a vote of shareholders.



The number of shares of common stock present at the meeting was 3,496,373,314 or
83.25% of the shares of common stock outstanding on March 14, 2022, the record
date for the meeting.

(a) The following nominees were elected to serve on the Board of Directors:





Name of Nominee           Votes Cast For      Votes Cast Against      Abstentions      Broker Non-Votes

Shellye Archambeau        2,674,186,948           92,011,078          37,403,751         692,771,537
Roxanne Austin            2,713,162,891           75,377,926          15,060,960         692,771,537
Mark Bertolini            2,734,455,865           52,524,971          16,620,941         692,771,537
Melanie Healey            2,689,386,254           98,581,918          15,633,605         692,771,537
Laxman Narasimhan         2,749,913,390           36,755,553          16,932,834         692,771,537
Clarence Otis, Jr.        2,583,119,193          204,493,283          15,989,301         692,771,537
Daniel Schulman           2,689,706,408           97,235,045          16,660,324         692,771,537
Rodney Slater             2,669,303,833          117,057,042          17,240,902         692,771,537
Carol Tomé                2,755,338,584           32,492,050          15,771,143         692,771,537
Hans Vestberg             2,549,485,090          228,058,132          26,058,555         692,771,537
Gregory Weaver            2,739,903,837           46,576,502

17,121,438 692,771,537

(b) The proposal regarding the advisory vote to approve executive compensation


    was approved with 2,511,198,875 votes for, 268,256,845 votes against,
    24,146,057 abstentions and 692,771,537 broker non-votes.

(c) The appointment of Ernst & Young LLP as independent registered public


    accounting firm for 2022 was ratified with 3,311,774,338 votes for,
    171,087,976 votes against and 13,511,002 abstentions.

(d) The shareholder proposal regarding a report on charitable contributions was

defeated with 157,344,797 votes for, 2,615,229,027 votes against, 31,027,953

abstentions and 692,771,537 broker non-votes.

(e) The shareholder proposal regarding an amendment to the clawback policy was


    defeated with 1,004,221,982 votes for, 1,709,723,263 votes against,
    89,656,532 abstentions and 692,771,537 broker non-votes.

(f) The shareholder proposal regarding shareholder ratification of annual equity


    awards was defeated with 1,198,748,932 votes for, 1,522,233,253 votes
    against, 82,619,592 abstentions and 692,771,537 broker non-votes.

(g) The shareholder proposal regarding business operations in China was defeated

with 121,040,779 votes for, 2,568,899,460 votes against, 113,661,538

abstentions and 692,771,537 broker non-votes.

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