The initiative flags relevant climate-related votes worthy of shareholders' consideration including the vote for the nomination of new ExxonMobil board members. While investor signatories vote as fiduciaries on resolutions, they have been under significant pressure to vote affirmatively for shareholder resolutions flagged by the initiative. A majority of ExxonMobil's shareholders voted to support two other climate-related proposals on the proxy, including a proposal asking the company to report on how its climate lobbying aligns with the goals of the Paris Agreement and a proposal seeking disclosure of the climate change risks the oil major faces. At the same time, a majority of Chevron shareholders also indicated their desire for climate action, as 61% voted for a similar proposal calling for Scope 3 emissions reductions targets at the company's annual meeting. A first-time proposal recommending the company report on its climate-related financial risks also received 48% of the vote.