At its annual meeting of stockholders Friday, announced that each of the 13 nominees were reelected to the company's board of directors for one-year terms, with each member receiving at least 95.8 percent of the shares voted. The board members are:

Additionally, AT&T stockholders voted to approve the following items proposed by the board of directors:

• The appointment of Ernst & Young LLP as the company's independent auditor, with 98.5 percent of shares cast in favor and 1.5 percent cast against.
• In an advisory vote, the compensation of AT&T's executive officers as described in the 2014 proxy statement, with 93.7 percent of shares cast in favor and 6.3 percent cast against.
• The AT&T Severance Policy, with 95.1 percent of shares cast in favor and 4.9 percent cast against.

The following proposals from stockholders were also voted on:

• A proposal asking AT&T to issue a semi-annual report on expenditures for political purposes was defeated by a vote of 75.4 percent against to 24.6 percent in favor.
• A proposal asking that AT&T issue an annual report on lobbying was defeated by a vote of 75.1 percent against to 24.9 percent in favor.
• A proposal asking that AT&T reduce the level of approval required to allow stockholders to act by written consent was defeated by a vote of 59.2 percent against to 40.8 percent in favor.

When final voting results are available, they will be posted on the AT&T Investor Relations website.