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ProxyDemocracy helps investors use their voting power to hold corporations accountable.

Do you own a mutual fund?

Your mutual fund votes on your behalf at shareholder meetings every year.

Most viewed funds

  1. Vanguard 500 Index
  2. Domini Social Equity Fund
  3. CBIS
  4. Barclays Global Investors S&P 500
  5. CalPERS

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Upcoming shareholder meetings

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3/25 CIENA CORPORATION
3/25 GENCORP INC.
3/25 Koninklijke DSM N.V.
3/25 Kookmin Bank

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What is this site about?

We're providing tools to help investors put their voting power to use, whether they own individual stocks or mutual funds.

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What is proxy voting?

A firm is owned by its shareholders, and by law shareholders have the right to vote on key matters of corporate business. This electoral process is called "proxy voting."

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Who is behind this?

ProxyDemocracy is nonprofit project directed by a graduate student and supported by foundations interested in being engaged shareowners.

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About our data

We collect proxy voting data from SEC filings and the websites of transparency-minded institutional investors.

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