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States Can’t Go Permanent DST | Jersey News
November 1st, 2 AM — the clocks fall back, ending daylight saving time. A bill to make DST permanent passed the House but’s stuck in the Senate. States can opt out — but only by choosing standard time year-round, not DST. Hawaii and Arizona already do this. The Uniform Time Act of 1966 lets them stay on standard time, meaning sunrises and sunsets shift an hour earlier in spring/summer. So while permanent DST is debated, current law limits states to permanent standard time — a legal twist that keeps the clock change debate alive. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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