I'm tired of remembering to set my clock ...err...forward...back? WTF...This is over my pay grade. When does this happen BTW? Which way to the memory care facility?
Where U.S. states stand on permanent daylight saving time
By Alex Fitzpatrick and Justin Kaufmann, Axios News
Nov 1, 2024
A choropleth map of the U.S. showing the 20 states with successful year-round daylight savings bills or resolutions as of 2024.
Data: NCSL; Map: Alex Fitzpatrick/Axios
Daylight saving time begins early Sunday morning. You get an extra hour, but now the days will turn darker earlier.
The intrigue: Nearly half of U.S. states have moved towards permanent DST, but not Illinois.
Why it matters: The biannual clock shifting is a constant point of debate among Americans, with some preferring more daylight in the morning and others in the evening (as DST provides).
The big picture: Lawmakers or voters in 20 states have approved some form of permanent daylight saving time, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures.
But states can only adopt permanent DST with an act of Congress.
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