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Permanent daylight saving time: What the change would mean for every state

Headline from The Oregonian, from the development of Jul 28, 2026

Newest development Jul 29, 2026 · 4 reportsPermanent daylight saving time: Trump tells Congress to ‘get rid’ of time change

Currently, DST runs from the second Sunday in March to the first Sunday in November when we move the clocks back an hour for Standard Time.

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    Permanent daylight saving time: What the change would mean for every state

    Headline from The Oregonian ·

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    Permanent daylight saving time: Trump tells Congress to ‘get rid’ of time change

    Headline from The Oregonian ·

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  1. The Oregonian

    Permanent daylight saving time: What the change would mean for every state (opens The Oregonian)

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    The Oregonian's feed description

    Currently, DST runs from the second Sunday in March to the first Sunday in November when we move the clocks back an hour for Standard Time.

  2. AL.com

    Latest daylight saving time poll: What people think about changing time twice a year (opens AL.com)

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    AL.com's feed description

    The Sunshine Protection Act, recently passed by the House and currently in the Senate, would allow states to move to permanent DST, moving more daylight hours into the evening and away from the afternoon.

  3. The Oregonian

    Hate time change? You’re not alone. Poll shows permanent daylight savings is top choice (opens The Oregonian)

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    The Oregonian's feed description

    The Sunshine Protection Act, recently passed by the House and currently in the Senate, would allow states to move to permanent DST, moving more daylight hours into the evening and away from the afternoon.

  4. Cleveland Plain Dealer

    Permanent daylight saving time: Trump tells Congress to ‘get rid’ of time change (opens Cleveland Plain Dealer)

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    Cleveland Plain Dealer's feed description

    Currently, DST starts on the Second Sunday in March and ends on the first Sunday in November.

  5. AL.com

    Permanent daylight saving time: Trump speaks out on plans to get rid of time change (opens AL.com)

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    AL.com's feed description

    Currently, DST starts on the Second Sunday in March and ends on the first Sunday in November.

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