Item 5.07. Submission of Matters to a Vote of Security Holders. On May 6, 2022, Marriott International, Inc. ("Marriott") held its Annual Meeting of Stockholders. Marriott's stockholders voted on the items outlined in the 2022 Proxy Statement ("Proxy Statement"), filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on March 22, 2022, as follows:

1.Marriott's stockholders elected 12 director nominees named in the Proxy Statement with the following votes:



                                                                                 BROKER
NOMINEE                         FOR              AGAINST         ABSTAIN        NON-VOTES
Anthony G. Capuano         2,473,565,450       15,497,200       3,452,830      408,952,270
Isabella D. Goren          2,482,266,330        6,535,670       3,713,480      408,952,270
Deborah M. Harrison        2,393,749,590       95,165,160       3,600,730      408,952,270
Frederick A. Henderson     2,412,424,830       75,249,940       4,840,710      408,952,270
Eric Hippeau               2,391,902,490       95,472,340       5,140,650      408,952,270
Debra L. Lee               2,423,174,680       65,396,890       3,943,910      408,952,270
Aylwin B. Lewis            2,446,374,380       41,201,790       4,939,310      408,952,270
David S. Marriott          2,375,647,050       111,505,210      5,363,220      408,952,270
Margaret M. McCarthy       2,469,155,350       19,587,090       3,773,040      408,952,270
George Muñoz               2,466,732,050       21,514,600       4,268,830      408,952,270
Horacio D. Rozanski        2,468,050,060       19,564,220       4,901,200      408,952,270
Susan C. Schwab            2,469,741,520       19,157,280       3,616,680      408,952,270

2.Marriott's stockholders ratified the appointment of Ernst & Young LLP as Marriott's independent registered public accounting firm for fiscal year 2022 with the following votes:



       FOR          AGAINST      ABSTAIN
  2,848,613,300    49,067,190   3,787,260

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
  2,386,730,950    96,353,710   9,430,820   408,952,270

4.Marriott's stockholders approved the Marriott International, Inc. Employee Stock Purchase Plan with the following votes:



                                              BROKER
       FOR          AGAINST      ABSTAIN     NON-VOTES
  2,468,700,090    19,654,580   4,160,810   408,952,270

5.Marriott's stockholders did not approve a stockholder resolution requesting that the Board of Directors prepare a report on the economic and social costs and risks created by Marriott's compensation and workforce practices with the following votes:



                                               BROKER
     FOR           AGAINST       ABSTAIN      NON-VOTES
 239,693,730    2,221,219,960   31,601,790   408,952,270

6.The stockholder resolution regarding an independent board chair policy was withdrawn by the stockholder proponent prior to the Annual Meeting.


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