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Permanent Daylight Saving Time: Yes or No?

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January 12, 2023

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It's already dark, and it's only four or five-ish. Winter's terrible. We all hate that we had to turn our clocks back. Fortunately, there is change ahead. The US Senate passed a bill in 2022 to make Daylight Saving Time permanent and stop changing the clock. But the bill has yet to become law.

But even if we stop fiddling with our clocks, we have yet to determine whether we're going to stick with Standard Time, which is the clock defined by the sun, or stay on Daylight Saving Time- or "DST." That's the clock that darkens mornings and brightens evenings.

I like daylight saving time, personally. I think most people agree with me, but there are some states that stick with Standard Time year-round already: Arizona, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico. If you've been there, you've probably already noticed. So, now that you know all this, what type of time would you prefer?

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