Target Announces Voting Results from 2025 Annual Meeting of Shareholders

Core Points - Target Corporation held its 2025 Annual Meeting of Shareholders on June 11, 2025, where all 12 board nominees were elected, the appointment of the independent accounting firm was ratified, and the executive compensation proposal was approved [1][2] - A total of 391,209,355 shares were voted, representing approximately 86.1% of Target's outstanding shares [2] Voting Results Summary - Board Nominees Election: All nominees were elected with the following support percentages: - David P. Abney: 99.3% For - Douglas M. Baker, Jr.: 97.0% For - George S. Barrett: 96.8% For - Gail K. Boudreaux: 99.2% For - Brian C. Cornell: 91.0% For - Robert L. Edwards: 99.0% For - Donald R. Knauss: 98.8% For - Christine A. Leahy: 96.4% For - Monica C. Lozano: 96.3% For - Grace Puma: 99.4% For - Derica W. Rice: 96.3% For - Dmitri L. Stockton: 95.5% For [2] - Appointment of Independent Accounting Firm: Ernst & Young LLP was ratified with 93.3% For, 6.4% Against, and 0.3% Abstain [2] - Executive Compensation Approval: The "Say on Pay" proposal received 92.2% For and 7.8% Against [2] - Shareholder Proposal Rejection: A proposal for a report on affirmative action initiatives was not approved, with only 7.1% For and 91.5% Against [2] Company Overview - Target Corporation, based in Minneapolis, operates nearly 2,000 stores and Target.com, aiming to help families discover the joy of everyday life [3] - Since 1946, the company has contributed 5% of its profit to communities, amounting to millions of dollars weekly [3]