The vast majority of companies so far have gotten the thumbs up from investors on their pay plans, but getting investors to approve a biennial or triennial say-on-pay vote frequency is proving a tougher sell, early voting results show.

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The vast majority of companies so far have gotten the thumbs up from investors on their pay plans, but getting investors to approve a biennial or triennial say-on-pay vote frequency is proving a tougher sell, early voting results show.
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