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States Can't Go Permanent DST Alone | Jersey News
States can’t unilaterally make Daylight Saving Time permanent—Congress holds the ultimate power. Despite local pushback and repeated attempts, any state trying to switch to year-round DST without federal approval will revert to standard time after a year. The Uniform Time Act of 1966 sets the rules, allowing states to opt out of DST entirely but not to adopt it permanently without congressional action. With no major legislative changes on the horizon, Americans are likely stuck with twice-yearly clock changes for now. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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