House to vote on measure making daylight saving time permanent
- The House will vote next week on legislation making daylight saving time permanent nationwide, reviving a years-long effort to eliminate the twice-yearly clock changes.
- Daylight saving time has been observed throughout most of the U.
- since the 1960s, shifting clocks forward one hour from March to November.
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- The House will vote next week on legislation making daylight saving time permanent nationwide, reviving a years-long effort to eliminate the twice-yearly clock changes.
- Daylight saving time has been observed throughout most of the U.
- since the 1960s, shifting clocks forward one hour from March to November.
Sources: The Hill