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Should the United States stop changing clocks and adopt permanent standard time?

FEDERAL · UNITED STATES OTHER OPENED AUG 8

Americans change clocks twice a year, a practice linked in studies to sleep disruption and a brief rise in accidents. The Senate has previously voted to end it, but no law has passed. The question splits between permanent daylight time, permanent standard time, and keeping the switch.

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