How permanent daylight saving would affect your state
The U.S. Senate is set to consider the Sunshine Protection Act, which has already passed the House and would end the twice-yearly clock changes. Making daylight saving time permanent would shift more daylight into afternoons year-round, with effects that differ by state.
The impact of permanent daylight saving time – a change that would shift more sunlight into the afternoons all year – would vary from state to state.