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Daylight Saving Time Could Soon Be Year-Round in Florida
Florida just wants to protect its sunshine. Florida Gov. Rick Scott signed off on legislation Friday that would make daylight saving time in the Sunshine State year-round. The move would lengthen the amount of sunny hours in the winter and no longer require Floridans to set their clocks back an hour in the fall — and, as a result, move them forward in the spring.
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We tried to do this in New Mexico and found out we couldn't.
The Federal law allows a state to opt out of Daylight Savings Time, and stay on Standard Time if they want. But they can't stay on Daylight Saving Time all year, when the rest of the country is on Standard Time.
The way it should be.