The Boardroom Alpha SPAC Vote Calendar is a continuously updated record of upcoming SPAC shareholder votes (deal votes and extension votes), refreshed multiple times per day. It covers every scheduled vote in the next 60 days with record dates, target details, and per-row anchor links, plus a rolling 30-day window of completed-vote outcomes and 12-month outcome distributions.
1 SPAC vote scheduled in the next 7 calendar days (1 deal vote, 0 extension votes) as of .
12 SPAC votes scheduled in the next 30 days (5 deal, 7 extension).
12 SPAC votes scheduled in the next 60 days (5 deal, 7 extension).
1 business-combination vote this week — each would, if approved, complete a DeSPAC within days.
Upcoming votes at a glance
Next 7 days
1 votes
1 deal · 0 extension
Next 30 days
12 votes
5 deal · 7 extension
Next 60 days
12 votes
5 deal · 7 extension
How to read this calendar
SPAC shareholder votes fall into two categories. Deal votes (business combination votes) ask shareholders to approve a SPAC’s merger with a specific target — approval typically means the deal closes within days. Extension votes ask shareholders to push out the SPAC’s deadline to find or close a deal. Both vote types allow shareholders to redeem their shares for the trust value (typically $10+ per share); the redemption rate is the most-watched outcome metric. Record dates establish who can vote; meeting dates are when the actual vote takes place.
Approved deal votes generally close within days — see the DeSPAC Tracker for the completed-close table and post-close performance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a SPAC shareholder vote?
SPAC shareholders vote on two types of corporate actions: deal votes (approving a specific business combination target) and extension votes (extending the SPAC's deadline to find or close a deal). Both votes allow shareholders to redeem their shares for the trust value (typically $10+ per share).
How many SPAC votes are scheduled this week?
1 SPAC vote are scheduled in the next 7 days as of May 20, 2026. The full list with tickers, vote types, and meeting dates is the first table on this page.
How many SPAC votes are scheduled in the next 30 days?
12 SPAC votes are currently scheduled in the next 30 days.
What is a SPAC redemption rate?
The redemption rate is the percentage of SPAC public shares that shareholders elect to redeem for the trust value at a vote. High redemption rates at a deal vote (often >75%) signal weak shareholder support; high redemption at an extension vote signals concerns about whether the SPAC will find a deal.
Where can I see vote outcomes after they happen?
The 'Recently Completed Votes' table on this page lists every completed SPAC vote in the last 30 days with the outcome (passed, failed, postponed, etc.), the redemption rate, and the dollars removed from trust.
What does a deal vote approval mean for the SPAC?
Approval of a deal vote means the SPAC can proceed to close its business combination — typically within days of the vote. The completion is then tracked on the DeSPAC Tracker.
PHP Ventures Acquisition (PPHP) used a $957.30 sponsor deposit to push its combination deadline to June 16, 2026. The extension came as deal amendments, rather than new merger announcements or IPO pricings, carried the SPAC docket on May 20, 2026.
Iron Horse Acquisition II (IRHO) amended its Electra merger agreement and filed a Form S-4 on May 19, 2026. Separately, BSAA held an extension vote, FSHP set a June 11, 2026 extension vote, and May SPAC IPO activity reached 11 deals totaling $1,799M through the first 19 days.
Viking Acquisition Corp I (VACI) amended its NorthStar merger agreement, revising redemption timing and closing steps and clarifying tax treatment. Separately, CAEP completed its Air DeSPAC as AIIR. May MTD reached 11 SPAC IPOs / $1,775M through 18 days vs. 6 / $785M over the same span last month.
HF Sinclair (DINO) terminated its CFO and cycled the CEO seat as DINO surges on oil price turmoil. PagerDuty finally makes its move and replaces CEO Jennifer Tejada after years of shareholder losses.
2 SPAC IPOs priced today, with Berto Acquisition Corp. II (GUAC) raising $250M and Iron Dome Acquisition I Corp (IDAC) raising $150M; IDAC funded trust at 100.5% of par. May MTD totals 9 IPOs / $1,425M through 15 days vs. 5 / $725M over the same span last month. Separately, RAAQ advanced its IQM merger with an F-4 filing.
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