Americans react to making daylight saving time permanent
Summary
The US House of Representatives voted to make daylight saving time permanent by passing the Sunshine Protection Act with a 308-117 vote. This change would stop the twice-yearly clock changes and keep the time used from March to November all year round. The Senate may consider the bill next, but its approval is not certain.Key Facts
- The House passed the Sunshine Protection Act on Tuesday.
- The bill got 308 votes in favor and 117 against.
- The law would end changing clocks twice a year.
- The US would stay on daylight saving time permanently.
- This means the time would be the same as currently from March to November.
- The Senate may review the bill soon, but it is unclear if they will pass it.
- The BBC spoke with people in Washington DC about their opinions on this change.
- This vote affects the entire United States.
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