As Keir Starmer marks his first 100 days as Prime Minister, Labour's performance has received widespread criticism, with disapproval ratings reaching 59% among the public. Following a landslide victory, Starmer's government now faces backlash over decisions such as cuts to winter fuel payments and the release of prisoners, which have disappointed many voters, including 47% of Labour supporters. Polls indicate that nearly 39% of the public believes the country has worsened during Labour's tenure, while only 9% feel it has improved. Financial concerns loom, with a potential budget announcement of tax rises amid an already high tax environment. Analysts describe this period as possibly the worst start for a government in living memory, highlighting the urgent need for Starmer's team to address economic issues and restore public confidence. Despite this rocky beginning, some voters remain cautiously optimistic about the government's potential to improve.