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Congress Set to Vote on Permanent Daylight Saving Time Legislation

KTSM••Finya Swai and The Hill
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The U.S. House of Representatives is preparing to vote on a bill that would establish permanent daylight saving time across the nation. This legislation aims to eliminate the biannual clock changes that have been in place since the 1960s, where clocks are adjusted forward one hour in March and back in November. Advocates argue that making daylight saving time permanent could enhance public health and safety, as well as reduce energy consumption. If passed, this measure could significantly impact daily routines for millions of Americans, including those in El Paso, by providing more daylight during evening hours.

Key Details: • Vote scheduled in the House of Representatives soon • Current daylight saving time practices have been in effect since the 1960s • Potential benefits include improved public health and reduced energy use

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