Item 5.07. Submission of Matters to a Vote of Security Holders. On May 7, 2021, Marriott International, Inc. ("Marriott") held its Annual Meeting of Stockholders. Marriott's stockholders voted on the items outlined in the 2021 Proxy Statement ("Proxy Statement"), filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on April 5, 2021, as follows:

1.Marriott's stockholders elected 13 director nominees named in the Proxy Statement with the following votes:


                                                                                 BROKER
NOMINEE                         FOR              AGAINST         ABSTAIN        NON-VOTES
J.W. Marriott, Jr.         2,429,857,800       163,677,650      1,847,660      297,801,560
Anthony G. Capuano         2,572,755,260       20,279,800       2,348,050      297,801,560
Deborah M. Harrison        2,462,651,790       130,886,740      1,844,580      297,801,560
Frederick A. Henderson     2,272,103,590       320,585,460      2,694,060      297,801,560
Eric Hippeau               2,534,123,600       55,928,760       5,330,750      297,801,560
Lawrence W. Kellner        2,503,633,560       89,197,780       2,551,770      297,801,560
Debra L. Lee               2,522,638,400       70,780,040       1,964,670      297,801,560
Aylwin B. Lewis            2,525,216,470       65,209,140       4,957,500      297,801,560
David S. Marriott          2,467,744,380       125,553,080      2,085,650      297,801,560
Margaret M. McCarthy       2,322,159,340       268,001,740      5,222,030      297,801,560
George Muñoz               2,517,307,110       75,601,250       2,474,750      297,801,560
Horacio D. Rozanski        2,586,272,640        6,574,570       2,535,900      297,801,560
Susan C. Schwab            2,578,005,620       12,669,240       4,708,250      297,801,560

2.Marriott's stockholders ratified the appointment of Ernst & Young LLP as Marriott's independent registered public accounting firm for fiscal year 2021 with the following votes:


       FOR          AGAINST      ABSTAIN
  2,856,204,180    34,876,840   2,103,650

3.Marriott's stockholders approved the advisory resolution on the compensation of Marriott's named executive officers with the following votes:


                                              BROKER
       FOR          AGAINST      ABSTAIN     NON-VOTES
  2,517,826,790    70,676,800   6,879,520   297,801,560

4.Marriott's stockholders did not approve proposed amendments to Marriott's Restated Certificate of Incorporation and Bylaws to remove supermajority voting standards. The proposed amendments are listed in Items 4(a) through 4(e) below. Approval of each item required the affirmative vote of 66 and 2/3rds of the voting power of the shares outstanding.



4(a).Marriott's stockholders did not approve amendments to remove the
supermajority voting standard for the removal of directors with the following
votes:
                                               BROKER
       FOR           AGAINST      ABSTAIN     NON-VOTES
  1,939,707,340    650,944,780   4,730,990   297,801,560

4(b).Marriott's stockholders did not approve amendments to remove the supermajority voting standards for future amendments to the Certificate of Incorporation approved by Marriott stockholders with the following votes:


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                                               BROKER
       FOR           AGAINST      ABSTAIN     NON-VOTES
  1,935,182,940    655,230,030   4,970,140   297,801,560

4(c).Marriott's stockholders did not approve amendments to remove the requirement for a supermajority stockholder vote for future amendments to certain Bylaw provisions with the following votes:


                                               BROKER
       FOR           AGAINST      ABSTAIN     NON-VOTES
  1,934,866,850    655,248,050   5,268,210   297,801,560

4(d).Marriott's stockholders did not approve the amendment to remove the requirement for a supermajority stockholder vote for certain transactions with the following votes:


                                               BROKER
       FOR           AGAINST      ABSTAIN     NON-VOTES
  1,937,868,110    652,114,920   5,400,080   297,801,560



4(e).Marriott's stockholders did not approve the amendment to remove the
supermajority voting standard for certain business combinations with the
following votes:
                                               BROKER
       FOR           AGAINST      ABSTAIN     NON-VOTES
  1,939,196,650    651,116,270   5,070,190   297,801,560





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