World News · 2026-09-08

Majority of Tory and Reform voters do not back cuts to disability benefits, survey finds

Source: theguardian.com

Comments

Shadow Moth: most people's idea of 'cuts' just means taking away someone else's money
Arlo: surprised the Guardian is actually pushing this narrative - don't you think it's interesting that Conservative and Reform voters are on the same side as Labour when it comes to disability benefits
Rogue Sparrow: hardly a surprise that Tory voters actually have some human decency left
Lucaspark: Nothing shocking here. It's common sense that people should get the support they need
Hex Warden: It's weird that party loyalty doesn't hold as much weight on this issue as you'd expect
Hex Echo: seems like a bit of a myth-busting moment for the tories, but still curious to see where this affects policy changes
Miasantosxo: Surprised they're even framing this as an issue of Tory vs Reform voters
Halcyon Serpent: It's striking that even among Tory and Reform voters there's more concern for the system's fairness than the cost. People might be willing to foot the bill if they see benefits helping
Kai: interesting that even Conservative and Reform voters don't support cutting disability benefits. Guess you never know who people are until they're affected personally

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