Whistleblower Poll
In September 2020, WNN commissioned a poll from the Marist Poll that found the American public overwhelmingly thinks whistleblowers who report corporate or government fraud should be protected. View the full poll results here.
Leading Pollster: 60.7 Million Voters Would Consider Candidates’ Support for Whistleblowing When Casting Ballots
Based on Whistleblower Network News’s recently released Marist poll and the 2016 voter turnout, 60,720,000 American voters would consider a candidate’s stance on whistleblowing when casting a vote this November. This number is based on the polling results issued by...
Opinion: It’s Time for Congress to Strengthen Protections for Whistleblowers Who Expose Corporate Fraud
A Marist poll released yesterday shows that the American public considers corporate fraud a national priority and wants to help whistleblowers who expose it. When asked if passing stronger laws that protect employees who report corporate fraud should be a priority...
Opinion: Data From Marist Whistleblower Poll Supports Passage Of The Wildlife Conservation And Anti-Trafficking Act
Wildlife around the world is being destroyed and exploited at an unprecedented rate. Forests are being illegally logged, and the illegal timber trade, as reported by INTERPOL, is $51 -$152 billion annually. Our oceans are being fished at unsustainable rates...
The COVID-19 Crisis Has Shown We Need Stronger Whistleblower Protections
Throughout the course of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, whistleblowers have spoken up for the greater good and tried to expose virus response shortcomings, health violations, and other fraud and misconduct during these fraught times. In many cases during the pandemic,...
Candidate’s Position on Increased Whistleblower Protections Influences 44% of Likely Voters
A poll commissioned by Whistleblower Network News (WNN) shows that most adults, voters, and likely voters across the political parties are more likely to vote for congressional candidates who support strengthening laws that protect employees who report corporate fraud. The...
Likely Voters Demand Congressional Action to Strengthen Corporate Whistleblower Protections
The newly released Whistleblower News Network poll on whistleblowing concludes that an overwhelming majority of Americans believe that Congress should prioritize passing laws with stronger whistleblower protections for corporate employees. The poll, conducted in September by Marist (an A+ rated pollster),...
Exclusive Marist Poll: Overwhelming Public Support Among Likely Voters For Increased Whistleblower Protections
In September, Marist (an A+ rated pollster) conducted a survey of American adults on behalf of Whistleblower Network News. The survey contained three questions regarding strengthening protections for whistleblowers. The results of the poll demonstrate that the American public unequivocally...
NEW POLL: AMERICANS WANT STRONG PROTECTIONS FOR WHISTLEBLOWERS WHO REPORT GOVERNMENT OR CORPORATE FRAUD
Americans strongly believe (86%) that whistleblowers who report corporate or government fraud deserve protection from harm, according to an exclusive new poll commissioned by the Whistleblower Network News. In addition, 82% of Americans say that passing stronger laws that protect...
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