[Florida] House approves push for [year round] daylight-saving time

Washington County (FL) News ^ | 2/14/18 | News Service of Florida

[foreverfree]

In 2006 the whole of Indiana (finally fwiw) went on DST. In 2007 when the current clock changes took effect, IIRC one county in nw IN that was in the CTZ moved to the ETZ (or was it vice versa)? I'd like to know if that change sailed through Congress, to get a read on how Congress might treat FL's going all DST all the time.

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[ROCKLOBSTER]

remember how the networks almost pulled off stealing the election by announcing repeatedly the polls were all closed in Florida for an hour while they were still open there, and even many of them calling the state for Gore while they were still open there, which was proven to have severely depressed turnout in that part of the state during that last hour of polls being open. Had they not done that, all of that fiasco with the recounts of recounts, court battles, etc. would not have occurred as Bush would have won the state by several thousand more votes. Amazing how close they came to pulling it off.

Yup, another great example of the RATs (not the Russians) "hacking" an election... and then pulling out all the stops to reverse the results of the vote.

What's going on now, with the "Russia collusion" investigation, happened then too.

[Sacajaweau]

Grandson has to be at school about 7:20 AM....They eat lunch at 10:30....ridiculous.

[Fiji Hill]

Florida's mosquitoes (but especially no-see-ums) are waiting for you at dawn and dusk.

Sounds like black fly season in Vermont (which comes after mud season).

[Yulee]

Currently under DST we spring forward an hour in the spring, and fall back an hour in the fall.

Choose whichever you want, fall or winter, and turn your clock ahead one half hour in the spring, or turn you clock back a half hour in the fall.

Once adjusted, call it whatever you want, but don’t adjust it ever again.

[Katya]

there are cancer bands associated with time zones and use of electric light...

[az_gila]

Lived in California (day light savings time) and the past five in Arizona (no DST).
I vote yes: eliminate DST.

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My personal theory is that in the hot Arizona summers it's much nicer when the sun goes down, even if the thermometer stays high.

So we in the AZ deserts want the sun to set earlier and thus like NO DST....:^)

[foreverfree]

It's a step closer. The FL Senate approved the year round DST bill today.

http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/florida/fl-reg-florida-daylight-saving-time-20180306-story.html

If Congress votes no, look for a lawsuit by FL over this, no? Tenth Amendment, much?

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