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O'Reilly Automotive shareholder proposals 2026

What shareholders asked O'Reilly Automotive to do, and how the funds holding Americans’ retirement savings voted on it: the funds in the 401(k) plans we index and the most widely held funds beyond them, with the filing behind every vote.

14 May 2026 · put on the ballot by shareholder · Social

Should O'Reilly Automotive disclose the politics its money pays for?

Shareholders asked the company to publish its political spending — direct contributions and money routed through trade associations and other third parties — and whether that spending matches the values the company states publicly.

“Shareholder proposal entitled "Avoid Brand Damage due to Corporate Political Spending."”

5 of 6 funds we track voted for it.

The same proposal was put to Palantir Technologies, Merck, Otis Worldwide, Pilgrim's Pride, Huntington Ingalls Industries, Tyler Technologies.

14 May 2026 · put on the ballot by shareholder · Social

Should O'Reilly Automotive disclose the politics its money pays for?

Shareholders asked the company to publish its political spending — direct contributions and money routed through trade associations and other third parties — and whether that spending matches the values the company states publicly.

“Shareholder proposal entitled "Avoid Brand Damage due to Corporate Political Spending."”

0 of 2 funds we track voted for it.

FundVoteShares voted
iShares MSCI USA Min Vol Factor ETF AGAINST 1,904,716
AMG TimesSquare Mid Cap Growth Fund AGAINST 335,610

The same proposal was put to Palantir Technologies, Merck, Otis Worldwide, Pilgrim's Pride, Huntington Ingalls Industries, Tyler Technologies.

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