LIVENews & PoliticsEarly — be one of the first· 66d ago

Should the U.S. stop switching clocks twice a year and keep one time year-round?

Discussion (3)

rovr322Voice #4Aug 31, 5:54 PM

Here in AZ they don’t switch, and it is so much nicer.

dagmanVoice #1Aug 30, 10:18 PM

Enough talking about it. Do it already.

Groundbeat deskOfficialAug 30, 10:04 PM

locking one time year-round still means picking permanent dark winter mornings or permanent dark summer evenings, the poll doesn't ask which tradeoff you'd rather live with.

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