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The New York Times Company 2025-2026 Proxy Voting Records

Compiled from SEC Form N-PX filings and The New York Times Company’s Form 8-K (Item 5.07 on EDGAR). Page generated 02 October 2026.

  • 8Reported items
  • 128Asset managers
  • 2,543Fund votes
  • 2026-04-22Meeting date

Proxy season: 2023-2024 2024-2025 2025-2026

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Official 2025-2026 meeting results reported by The New York Times Company

These tallies are The New York Times Company’s own, as disclosed to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Form 8-K (Item 5.07, “Submission of Matters to a Vote of Security Holders”). They cover every share voted at the meeting, not just the funds that file Form N-PX.

The New York Times Company — official shareholder meeting results, meeting held 2026-04-22
Ballot itemForAgainst AbstainWithheldBroker non-votesOutcome
Elect Director: Amanpal S. Bhutani 140,115,140---- 1,832,2599,368,886 Majority: yes
Elect Director: Beth Brooke 139,809,568---- 2,137,8319,368,886 Majority: yes
Elect Director: Brian P. McAndrews 115,969,988---- 25,977,4119,368,886 Majority: yes
Elect Director: John W. Rogers, Jr. 129,483,558---- 12,463,8419,368,886 Majority: yes
Proposal Number 2 — Ratification of the selection of Ernst & Young LLP as auditors The stockholders (with Class A and Class B common stockholders voting together) ratified the selection, by the Audit Committee of the Board of Directors, of 148,898,1152,633,409540,212 ---- Majority: yes

Source: The New York Times Company, Form 8-K — read the filing on EDGAR.

How asset managers voted at the The New York Times Company 2025-2026 meeting

Each item below shows how the 128 asset managers that disclosed a The New York Times Company vote in their SEC Form N-PX filings actually voted. Share totals are the shares those managers' funds voted, summed across every fund they report. These are reported items, not a count of the ballot: fund filings describe one ballot item in different words. Two descriptions are shown as one item only on evidence — the same text (or one cut short of the other), the same director nominee, or a match to the same row of The New York Times Company’s own Form 8-K tally — never because they merely read alike. A description that could not be joined that way is listed on its own, so one ballot item can appear more than once.

1. Election of Directors: Class A Nominees: Amanpal S. Bhutani

DIRECTOR ELECTIONSMajority of the votes cast: yes

Combines 7 wordings of this item as funds reported it.

99% Majority: yes · of votes cast

FOR 99%
FOR: 140,115,140WITHHELD: 1,832,259

The New York Times Company’s own tally for this item (“Elect Director: Amanpal S. Bhutani”): 140,115,140 for, 1,832,259 withheld, per its Form 8-K (Item 5.07). FOR was more than half of the votes cast. Whether the item passed is for the filing to say; its statement has not been read for this item. Of all 162,040,000 outstanding shares: 86% for, 1% withheld (88% of the company cast a for/withheld vote).

The 117 asset managers below cast 100% of the shares they voted on this item FOR (55,012,189 for, 0 against).

FOR 99.2%
FOR: 55,012,189 (99.2%)ABSTAIN: 438,450 (0.8%)NOT VOTED: 121 (0.0%)
Largest asset managers voting on “Election of Directors: Class A Nominees: Amanpal S. Bhutani” at The New York Times Company, 2025-2026
Asset managerForAgainst AbstainWithheldVote
Vanguard16,674,9080 30For
BlackRock8,447,5700 00For
T. Rowe Price5,681,7560 00For
Fidelity4,271,9100 00For
Capital Group2,270,3680 00For
Charles Schwab1,821,1310 00For
First Trust1,718,6190 00For
FRANKLIN STRATEGIC SERIES1,280,1140 00For
Jackson National1,175,0930 00For
State Street1,118,1370 00For
American Century1,026,8390 00For
Dimensional889,5400 00For
Victory Capital668,6000 00For
SEI647,4590 00For
AQR510,2330 00For
GMO398,7940 00For
Empower397,7250 00For
MassMutual366,6000 00For
JPMorgan355,0320 00For
Brighthouse310,6790 25,2020For
BOSTON TRUST WALDEN FUNDS316,6590 00For
Putnam296,4600 00For
WisdomTree289,7100 00For
TIAA267,8280 00For
ALPS ETF Trust255,2840 00For

Showing the 25 largest of 117 asset managers. See all 117 in the interactive database.

2. Election of Directors: Class A Nominees: Beth Brooke

DIRECTOR ELECTIONSMajority of the votes cast: yes

Combines 7 wordings of this item as funds reported it.

98% Majority: yes · of votes cast

FOR 98%
FOR: 139,809,568WITHHELD: 2,137,831

The New York Times Company’s own tally for this item (“Elect Director: Beth Brooke”): 139,809,568 for, 2,137,831 withheld, per its Form 8-K (Item 5.07). FOR was more than half of the votes cast. Whether the item passed is for the filing to say; its statement has not been read for this item. Of all 162,040,000 outstanding shares: 86% for, 1% withheld (88% of the company cast a for/withheld vote).

The 117 asset managers below cast 100% of the shares they voted on this item FOR (55,012,189 for, 0 against).

FOR 99.2%
FOR: 55,012,189 (99.2%)ABSTAIN: 438,450 (0.8%)NOT VOTED: 121 (0.0%)
Largest asset managers voting on “Election of Directors: Class A Nominees: Beth Brooke” at The New York Times Company, 2025-2026
Asset managerForAgainst AbstainWithheldVote
Vanguard16,674,9080 30For
BlackRock8,447,5700 00For
T. Rowe Price5,681,7560 00For
Fidelity4,271,9100 00For
Capital Group2,270,3680 00For
Charles Schwab1,821,1310 00For
First Trust1,718,6190 00For
FRANKLIN STRATEGIC SERIES1,280,1140 00For
Jackson National1,175,0930 00For
State Street1,118,1370 00For
American Century1,026,8390 00For
Dimensional889,5400 00For
Victory Capital668,6000 00For
SEI647,4590 00For
AQR510,2330 00For
GMO398,7940 00For
Empower397,7250 00For
MassMutual366,6000 00For
JPMorgan355,0320 00For
Brighthouse310,6790 25,2020For
BOSTON TRUST WALDEN FUNDS316,6590 00For
Putnam296,4600 00For
WisdomTree289,7100 00For
TIAA267,8280 00For
ALPS ETF Trust255,2840 00For

Showing the 25 largest of 117 asset managers. See all 117 in the interactive database.

3. Election of Directors: Class A Nominees: Brian P. McAndrews

DIRECTOR ELECTIONSMajority of the votes cast: yes

Combines 8 wordings of this item as funds reported it.

82% Majority: yes · of votes cast

FOR 82%WITHHELD 18%
FOR: 115,969,988WITHHELD: 25,977,411

The New York Times Company’s own tally for this item (“Elect Director: Brian P. McAndrews”): 115,969,988 for, 25,977,411 withheld, per its Form 8-K (Item 5.07). FOR was more than half of the votes cast. Whether the item passed is for the filing to say; its statement has not been read for this item. Of all 162,040,000 outstanding shares: 72% for, 16% withheld (88% of the company cast a for/withheld vote).

The 117 asset managers below cast 100% of the shares they voted on this item FOR (43,148,527 for, 0 against).

FOR 78%ABSTAIN 22%
FOR: 43,148,527 (77.8%)ABSTAIN: 12,302,111 (22.2%)NOT VOTED: 121 (0.0%)
Largest asset managers voting on “Election of Directors: Class A Nominees: Brian P. McAndrews” at The New York Times Company, 2025-2026
Asset managerForAgainst AbstainWithheldVote
Vanguard16,674,8830 280For
BlackRock8,447,5700 00For
T. Rowe Price00 5,681,7560Abstain
Fidelity1,068,3360 3,203,5740Abstain
Capital Group2,270,3680 00For
Charles Schwab1,821,1310 00For
First Trust1,718,6190 00For
FRANKLIN STRATEGIC SERIES1,280,1140 00For
Jackson National466,1930 708,9000Abstain
State Street3,0730 1,115,0640Abstain
American Century1,026,8390 00For
Dimensional889,5400 00For
Victory Capital668,6000 00For
SEI647,4590 00For
AQR510,2330 00For
GMO398,7940 00For
Empower73,9250 323,8000Abstain
MassMutual00 366,6000Abstain
JPMorgan355,0320 00For
Brighthouse147,5090 188,3720Abstain
BOSTON TRUST WALDEN FUNDS316,6590 00For
Putnam296,4600 00For
WisdomTree289,7100 00For
TIAA267,8280 00For
ALPS ETF Trust255,2840 00For

Showing the 25 largest of 117 asset managers. See all 117 in the interactive database.

4. Election of Directors: Class A Nominees: John W. Rogers, Jr.

DIRECTOR ELECTIONSMajority of the votes cast: yes

Combines 7 wordings of this item as funds reported it.

91% Majority: yes · of votes cast

FOR 91%9%
FOR: 129,483,558WITHHELD: 12,463,841

The New York Times Company’s own tally for this item (“Elect Director: John W. Rogers, Jr.”): 129,483,558 for, 12,463,841 withheld, per its Form 8-K (Item 5.07). FOR was more than half of the votes cast. Whether the item passed is for the filing to say; its statement has not been read for this item. Of all 162,040,000 outstanding shares: 80% for, 8% withheld (88% of the company cast a for/withheld vote).

The 117 asset managers below cast 100% of the shares they voted on this item FOR (47,534,817 for, 0 against).

FOR 86%ABSTAIN 14%
FOR: 47,534,817 (85.7%)ABSTAIN: 7,915,822 (14.3%)NOT VOTED: 121 (0.0%)
Largest asset managers voting on “Election of Directors: Class A Nominees: John W. Rogers, Jr.” at The New York Times Company, 2025-2026
Asset managerForAgainst AbstainWithheldVote
Vanguard16,674,9070 40For
BlackRock8,447,5700 00For
T. Rowe Price00 5,681,7560Abstain
Fidelity4,271,9100 00For
Capital Group2,270,3680 00For
Charles Schwab1,821,1310 00For
First Trust1,718,6190 00For
FRANKLIN STRATEGIC SERIES1,280,1140 00For
Jackson National466,1930 708,9000Abstain
State Street1,118,1370 00For
American Century1,026,8390 00For
Dimensional889,5400 00For
Victory Capital668,6000 00For
SEI647,4590 00For
AQR510,2330 00For
GMO398,7940 00For
Empower73,9250 323,8000Abstain
MassMutual00 366,6000Abstain
JPMorgan355,0320 00For
Brighthouse147,5090 188,3720Abstain
BOSTON TRUST WALDEN FUNDS316,6590 00For
Putnam296,4600 00For
WisdomTree289,7100 00For
TIAA267,8280 00For
ALPS ETF Trust255,2840 00For

Showing the 25 largest of 117 asset managers. See all 117 in the interactive database.

5. RATIFICATION OF THE SELECTION OF ERNST & YOUNG LLP AS AUDITORS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2026

AUDIT-RELATEDMajority of the votes cast: yes

98% Majority: yes · of votes cast

FOR 98%
FOR: 148,898,115AGAINST: 2,633,409

The New York Times Company’s own tally for this item (“Proposal Number 2 — Ratification of the selection of Ernst & Young LLP as auditors The stockholders (with Class A and Class B common stockholders voting together) ratified the selection, by the Audit Committee of the Boa”): 148,898,115 for, 2,633,409 against, per its Form 8-K (Item 5.07). FOR was more than half of the votes cast. Whether the item passed is for the filing to say; its statement has not been read for this item. Of all 162,040,000 outstanding shares: 92% for, 2% against (94% of the company cast a for/against vote).

The 115 asset managers below cast 99.9% of the shares they voted on this item FOR (55,301,674 for, 20,373 against).

FOR 99.9%
FOR: 55,301,674 (99.9%)AGAINST: 20,373 (0.0%)ABSTAIN: 25,202 (0.0%)NOT VOTED: 121 (0.0%)
Largest asset managers voting on “RATIFICATION OF THE SELECTION OF ERNST & YOUNG LLP AS AUDITORS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2026” at The New York Times Company, 2025-2026
Asset managerForAgainst AbstainWithheldVote
Vanguard16,674,9091 00For
BlackRock8,447,5700 00For
T. Rowe Price5,681,7560 00For
Fidelity4,271,9100 00For
Capital Group2,270,3680 00For
Charles Schwab1,821,1310 00For
First Trust1,718,6190 00For
FRANKLIN STRATEGIC SERIES1,280,1140 00For
Jackson National1,175,0930 00For
State Street1,118,06374 00For
American Century1,026,8390 00For
Dimensional889,5400 00For
Victory Capital668,6000 00For
SEI627,16120,298 00For
AQR510,2330 00For
GMO398,7940 00For
MassMutual366,6000 00For
JPMorgan355,0320 00For
Brighthouse310,6790 25,2020For
Empower323,8000 00For
BOSTON TRUST WALDEN FUNDS316,6590 00For
Putnam296,4600 00For
WisdomTree289,7100 00For
TIAA267,8280 00For
ALPS ETF Trust255,2840 00For

Showing the 25 largest of 115 asset managers. See all 115 in the interactive database.

6. To hold an advisory vote to approve executive compensation; and

SECTION 14A SAY-ON-PAY VOTES

Combines 2 wordings of this item as funds reported it.

— fund support · no official result

NOT VOTED 100%

No shares were cast for or against this item by the managers below — every disclosed position was an abstention or was not voted.

NOT VOTED: 52,016 (100.0%)
Largest asset managers voting on “To hold an advisory vote to approve executive compensation; and” at The New York Times Company, 2025-2026
Asset managerForAgainst AbstainWithheldVote
National Philanthropic Trust00 00Not Voted
BOFA SECURITIES, INC.00 00--
BofA Securities Europe SA00 00--
MERRILL LYNCH INTERNATIONAL00 00--

7. Ratify Ernst & Young LLP as Auditors

AUDIT-RELATEDMajority of the votes cast: yes

Combines 2 wordings of this item as funds reported it.

98% Majority: yes · of votes cast

FOR 98%
FOR: 148,898,115AGAINST: 2,633,409

The New York Times Company’s own tally for this item (“Proposal Number 2 — Ratification of the selection of Ernst & Young LLP as auditors The stockholders (with Class A and Class B common stockholders voting together) ratified the selection, by the Audit Committee of the Boa”): 148,898,115 for, 2,633,409 against, per its Form 8-K (Item 5.07). FOR was more than half of the votes cast. Whether the item passed is for the filing to say; its statement has not been read for this item. Of all 162,040,000 outstanding shares: 92% for, 2% against (94% of the company cast a for/against vote).

The 3 asset managers below cast 100% of the shares they voted on this item FOR (115,561 for, 0 against).

FOR 100%
FOR: 115,561 (100.0%)
Largest asset managers voting on “Ratify Ernst & Young LLP as Auditors” at The New York Times Company, 2025-2026
Asset managerForAgainst AbstainWithheldVote
Empower73,9250 00For
AMERICAN BEACON FUNDS22,8000 00For
AGF Investments Trust18,8360 00For

8. Audit Related

AUDIT-RELATED

Combines 2 wordings of this item as funds reported it.

100% fund support · no official result

FOR 100%

The 2 asset managers below cast 100% of the shares they voted on this item FOR (682 for, 0 against).

FOR: 682 (100.0%)
Largest asset managers voting on “Audit Related” at The New York Times Company, 2025-2026
Asset managerForAgainst AbstainWithheldVote
Two Roads Shared Trust6170 00For
Members Trust Co650 00For

Largest The New York Times Company shareholders voting in 2025-2026

Ranked by the number of The New York Times Company shares each manager voted on the most widely held ballot item of the 2025-2026 meeting, shown as a share of the 162,040,000 shares outstanding at the time of that meeting.

Top The New York Times Company shareholders by shares voted, 2025-2026
#Asset manager % of shares outstanding
1Vanguard 10.29%
2BlackRock 5.21%
3T. Rowe Price 3.51%
4Fidelity 2.64%
5Capital Group 1.40%
6Charles Schwab 1.12%
7First Trust 1.06%
8FRANKLIN STRATEGIC SERIES 0.79%
9Jackson National 0.73%
10State Street 0.69%

Reported The New York Times Company ownership

Positions disclosed to the SEC on Schedules 13D and 13G, Form 13F and the company’s own proxy statement (DEF 14A).

The New York Times Company beneficial owners on record for the 2025-2026 proxy season
Holder % outstanding Disclosure
Berkshire Hathaway 9.35% 13F
BlackRock 9.34% 13F
AQR Capital 5.05% 13F
T. Rowe Price Investment Management, Inc. 4.97% 13G
State Street 3.16% 13F
Geode Capital 2.64% 13F
Wellington Management 2.60% 13F
Renaissance Technologies 1.70% 13F
Dimensional Fund Advisors 1.67% 13F
Two Sigma 1.42% 13F

Percentages above are of 162,040,000 shares outstanding, as reported by The New York Times Company on its Form 10-Q dated 2026-03-31 (see the filing on EDGAR). This is the count contemporaneous with the 2025-2026 meeting, so the percentages are the ones that were true then, not ones restated against today’s share count.

About this page

Every figure above is derived from filings made with the US Securities and Exchange Commission: Form N-PX, in which registered investment companies and institutional managers disclose how they voted every proxy, and Form 8-K Item 5.07, in which the company reports its own meeting results. Shares outstanding are taken from The New York Times Company’s 10-Q dated 2026-03-31. This page is a static snapshot rebuilt weekly on 02 October 2026; a live search always shows the current data.

At The New York Times Company's shareholder meeting held 2026-04-22, in the 2025-2026 proxy season, 128 asset managers reported how they voted in their SEC Form N-PX filings, covering 2,543 separate fund positions. Their filings are grouped here into 8 reported items; because filers word the same ballot item differently, that can be more than the number of items on the ballot. On the most widely held item on that ballot — Election of Directors: Class A Nominees: Amanpal S. Bhutani — FOR was 99% of the votes cast (FOR divided by FOR plus WITHHELD, because this ballot offered only for and withhold; abstentions, broker non-votes and unvoted shares are excluded because none of them took a side), which is more than half. Whether the item was approved is for the filing to say; that statement has not been read for this item. Source: The New York Times Company's Form 8-K, Item 5.07, filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (filing date not recorded for this item).

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