Disability Benefits and the NHS: A Rare Consensus in a Divided Britain The latest survey from the British Social Attitudes (BSA) reveals a striking finding on public opinion regarding disability benefits.
Almost half of respondents, 49%, believe that more should be spent supporting disabled individuals who cannot work, while only 7% advocate for reduced spending in this area.
This consensus cuts across different political affiliations. Even among right leaning voters, 40% support increased spending on benefits for disabled individuals, with 10% advocating for reduced funding.