Can you, not in favor, find a poll that shows a majority not in favor?
Seriously though. I don't think anyone is preaching they wanna change clocks. The argument is more which way to set it and forget it.
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Seriously though. I don't think anyone is preaching they wanna change clocks. The argument is more which way to set it and forget it.
All the polls I see are in favor of permanent DST. The stay-sprung crowd.
Yes. It's all over the news now. Multiple polls show people want to stop changing clocks.
Most of the disagreement is, where to set them at.
Americans don't like changing the clocks, but can't agree on a solution | CNN Politics
Most of you lost an hour of your Sunday. The culprit was the beginning of daylight saving time, which is not an uncontroversial topic. Moving the clock forward every March and back every November is so jarring to some that a slew of senators have proposed keeping daylight saving time all year...
Nearly two-thirds of Americans want to stop the changing of the clocks | YouGov
Support for ending the twice-annual clock-changing practice is highest among Americans who start their day before 6 a.m., people who prefer starting their day in darkness, and people who are 65 and older.
today.yougov.com
New Poll: Most Americans Don't Like Changing Clocks For Daylight Saving Time
A new poll finds that most people across the country want to stop the twice-a-year ritual of clock changes. The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public…
www.knau.org
Daylight saving time: Could setting our clocks ahead and back soon be a thing of the past?
Six in 10 Americans said they preferred making daylight saving time permanent, according to a poll.
www.cbsnews.com
MSN
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Survey Says: Most Americans Want To Stop Changing The Clocks | The River 97.3 | Bob Hauer
But should we stay on Daylight Saving Time or Standard Time?
Standard time or daylight saving time? Which one do people prefer?
New poll shows little support for the biannual changing of the clocks, but Utahns are split on whether to make daylight saving time or standard time permanent year-round
www.deseret.com
Daylight Savings 2022: U.S. Senate votes to make it permanent and end time changes
The long-held practice of changing clocks twice a year could finally come to an end.
Wow. I didn't realize how popular this notion was. I have never liked being part of the in crowd.Americans don't like changing the clocks, but can't agree on a solution | CNN Politics
Most of you lost an hour of your Sunday. The culprit was the beginning of daylight saving time, which is not an uncontroversial topic. Moving the clock forward every March and back every November is so jarring to some that a slew of senators have proposed keeping daylight saving time all year...www.cnn.com
Nearly two-thirds of Americans want to stop the changing of the clocks | YouGov
Support for ending the twice-annual clock-changing practice is highest among Americans who start their day before 6 a.m., people who prefer starting their day in darkness, and people who are 65 and older.
New Poll: Most Americans Don't Like Changing Clocks For Daylight Saving Time
A new poll finds that most people across the country want to stop the twice-a-year ritual of clock changes. The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public…
Daylight saving time: Could setting our clocks ahead and back soon be a thing of the past?
Six in 10 Americans said they preferred making daylight saving time permanent, according to a poll.
MSN
www.msn.com
Survey Says: Most Americans Want To Stop Changing The Clocks | The River 97.3 | Bob Hauer
But should we stay on Daylight Saving Time or Standard Time?theriver973.iheart.com
Standard time or daylight saving time? Which one do people prefer?
New poll shows little support for the biannual changing of the clocks, but Utahns are split on whether to make daylight saving time or standard time permanent year-round
Daylight Savings 2022: U.S. Senate votes to make it permanent and end time changes
The long-held practice of changing clocks twice a year could finally come to an end.www.nj.com
I now stand with INGOMike!
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Master
Maybe we should ditch modern clocks and just use sun dials. That way the sun and the time will be synchronized. Obviously telling the time at night might be tricky. Purple.
Two words and an acronym ... 'Death to DST!'
And Standard Time is most closely aligned with circadian rhythm
As I said days ago, the clock change thing is a comprise…
Who cares about circadian rhythm? I’m not trying to have a baby here…
How the heck are we go to have a softball league that plays in a state without lights if not everyone is available to play at the same time?
Americans don't like changing the clocks, but can't agree on a solution | CNN Politics
Most of you lost an hour of your Sunday. The culprit was the beginning of daylight saving time, which is not an uncontroversial topic. Moving the clock forward every March and back every November is so jarring to some that a slew of senators have proposed keeping daylight saving time all year...
An AP-NORC poll from late 2019 found that just 31% of Americans wanted to move to daylight saving time all year around. That beat out the 28% who wanted to keep switching back and forth between daylight saving and standard time, but trailed 40% who yearned for standard time all year around.
Year round Standard Time FTW
Since changing clocks is such a great idea, let's do it EVERY day.
I don’t think that is a winner at all. 60% are for DST just divided on how to get there…Americans don't like changing the clocks, but can't agree on a solution | CNN Politics
Most of you lost an hour of your Sunday. The culprit was the beginning of daylight saving time, which is not an uncontroversial topic. Moving the clock forward every March and back every November is so jarring to some that a slew of senators have proposed keeping daylight saving time all year...
An AP-NORC poll from late 2019 found that just 31% of Americans wanted to move to daylight saving time all year around. That beat out the 28% who wanted to keep switching back and forth between daylight saving and standard time, but trailed 40% who yearned for standard time all year around.
Year round Standard Time FTW
manifest destiny
Master
I wonder if the atomic doomsday clock gets changed for DST.
Well, let us just **** everybody else so you can conveniently schedule your extracurricular activities
Take up tennis, then you only have to find one person who is available when you are
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