Growing support for permanent Daylight saving time reflects a nationwide push against biannual clock changes, with 48 states preparing to revert to standard time on November 2, 2025.
- As of November 2, 2025, 48 states will revert to standard time, shifting the clocks back one hour to increase morning sunlight during winter months.
- Ten states have passed legislation to adopt Daylight saving time permanently, aiming to eliminate the need for biannual clock adjustments.
- Arizona and Hawaii remain the only states that do not participate in the biannual clock changes, opting for year-round standard time.
Why It Matters
The debate over Daylight saving time reflects broader societal concerns regarding health, productivity, and energy consumption, as states explore the implications of permanent time changes for their residents.