Table 1.

Characteristics of participants of COVID-19 surveys.

	With disability		Without disability
	N	% (95% CI)	N	% (95% CI)
Gender
Male	971	41.6% (38.1–45.2)	5062	48.8% (47.4–50.2)
Female	1363	58.4% (54.8–61.9)	5308	51.2% (49.8–52.6)
Age
17–19	34	1.5% (0.9–2.5)	415	4.0% (3.4–4.8)
20–29	268	11.5% (9.2–14.2)	2385	23.0% (21.4–24.7)
30–39	408	17.5% (14.7–20.7)	1964	18.9% (17.7–20.3)
40–49	461	19.7% (17.1–22.7)	2157	20.8% (19.6–22.0)
50–59	713	30.6% (27.3–34.1)	2433	23.5% (22.3–24.7)
60–64	451	19.3% (16.5–22.5)	1017	9.8% (9.0–10.7)
Ethnicity
White UK	2002	85.8% (82.6–88.4)	8692	83.9% (82.3–85.3)
White other	67	2.9% (2.0–4.2)	452	4.4% (3.7–5.1)
Asian	122	5.2% (3.7–7.4)	729	7.0% (5.9–8.4)
Black	74	3.2% (1.7–5.9)	232	2.2% (1.8–2.8)
Mixed	49	2.1% (1.4–3.1)	209	2.0% (1.5–2.7)
Other	21	0.9% (0.5–1.7)	50	0.5% (0.3–0.7)
Financial stress
Living comfortably	255	11.6% (9.8–13.7)	2317		23.9% (22.5–25.3)
Doing alright	892	40.6% (36.4–44.7)	4505		46.4% (44.8–48.0)
Just about getting by	656	29.8% (26.4–33.5)	2072		21.3% (19.9–22.8)
Finding it quite difficult	216	9.8% (7.6–12.6)	630		6.5% (5.5–7.7)
Finding it very difficult	180	8.2% (6.2–10.8)	186		1.9% (1.5–2.4)

Notes.

N = weighted sample size.

% = weighted percentage.