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

At the 2023 Annual Meeting of Shareholders of Verizon Communications Inc. ("Verizon") held on May 11, 2023, the following items were submitted to a vote of shareholders.

The number of shares of common stock present at the meeting was 3,485,370,992 or 82.91% of the shares of common stock outstanding on March 13, 2023, 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    2,632,112,511       113,619,113          16,701,179        722,938,189

Roxanne Austin        2,660,952,848        85,422,398          16,057,557        722,938,189

Mark Bertolini        2,686,116,229        58,310,918          18,005,656        722,938,189

Vittorio Colao        2,697,468,819        47,391,404          17,572,580        722,938,189

Melanie Healey        2,600,828,024       145,474,683          16,130,096        722,938,189

Laxman Narasimhan     2,660,308,826        84,203,767          17,920,210        722,938,189

Clarence Otis, Jr.    2,557,683,503       187,645,265          17,104,035        722,938,189

Daniel Schulman       2,677,832,166        67,376,615          17,224,022        722,938,189

Rodney Slater         2,600,955,629       143,912,479          17,564,695        722,938,189

Carol Tomé            2,700,975,322        45,150,402          16,307,079        722,938,189

Hans Vestberg         2,482,870,823       255,753,243          23,808,737        722,938,189

Gregory Weaver        2,688,390,057        56,085,068          17,957,678        722,938,189

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


    was approved with 2,433,965,968 votes for, 245,477,777 votes against,
    82,989,058 abstentions and 722,938,189 broker non-votes.

(c) The votes cast on the proposal regarding the advisory vote on the frequency


    of future advisory votes to approve executive compensation were as follows:
    2,590,181,124 votes for every year, 15,560,273 votes for every two years,
    78,360,843 votes for every three years, 78,330,563 abstentions and
    722,938,189 broker non-votes. Based on these voting results, at this time,
    Verizon will maintain its current policy of holding an advisory vote to
    approve executive compensation every year.

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


    accounting firm for 2023 was ratified with 3,311,006,974 votes for,
    158,229,180 votes against and 16,134,838 abstentions.

(e) The shareholder proposal regarding government requests to remove content was


    defeated with 72,767,462 votes for, 2,586,396,039 votes against, 103,269,302
    abstentions and 722,938,189 broker non-votes.

(f) The shareholder proposal regarding a prohibition on political contributions


    was defeated with 166,344,335 votes for, 2,494,332,903 votes against,
    101,755,565 abstentions and 722,938,189 broker non-votes.

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


    defeated with 1,010,897,081 votes for, 1,658,287,093 votes against,
    93,248,629 abstentions and 722,938,189 broker non-votes.

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


    awards was defeated with 311,376,322 votes for, 2,367,850,225 votes against,
    83,206,256 abstentions and 722,938,189 broker non-votes.

(i) The shareholder proposal regarding an independent chair was defeated with


    801,454,941 votes for, 1,878,457,848 votes against, 82,520,014 abstentions
    and 722,938,189 broker non-votes.

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