Benefits: cuts for people refusing to learn English, by political stance

The data displays the share of respondents who said they would support a policy of stopping benefits for non-English speaking migrants who are not taking English classes, in Great Britain in June 2013, by their voting intentions for the next election. 95% of Conservative supporters, and 94% of UKIP supporters were in favour of this policy, whereas more supporters of the traditionally more left-wing parties were opposed to it.