It's a given. But, at the same time, this doesn't mean that we think the government should steal our retirement and health care payments to do it. The pollsters don't ask about the latter. It's the same thing when you hear polls talking about how the people would rather the government reduce its debt than provide tax relief. As a general rule, polls don't ask the right question or even know what they're measuring, much less how to measure it objectively.
Most polls are incredibly stupid, either in questions asked or samples taken.
They can also be very devious. The idea of taking a large lump of money, on hand or expected, and apportioning it out on a percentage basis of taxes paid seems missing in political minds. By comparison, returning money they shouldn't have in the first place is not at all like the Firestone Tire Company returning or making up for their mistake. Every child in the country will tell you that if you own four Firestone tires, you should get four new ones or the equivalent in money. If you've got sixteen, you should get sixteen replacements.