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waldnorm

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6. We Passed it by Voter Initiative by 2018 but certain things need to happen first

Reply to wryter2000 (Original post)

Sun Oct 22, 2023, 05:54 PM

Oct 2023

1) California legislature still needs to respond and affirm this.
2) As like Florida we asked for daylight savings time year round (not standard time), it needs to pass by the U.S. Legislature.
3) While I believe it was in 2022, the U.S. Senate did pass legislation to make daylight savings time year round, the House never moved.

Thus, until then, we "Fall back" with the rest of the country to Standard Time which is the first Sunday of November (each year)

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Is the time going to change back? [View all] wryter2000 Oct 2023 OP

I will go look but I thought it was going to happen on November 4th this year. OldBaldy1701E Oct 2023 #1

4 November Earl_from_PA Oct 2023 #3

I stand corrected. (n/t) OldBaldy1701E Oct 2023 #5

2 AM on Sunday, Nov 5 /nt progree Oct 2023 #10

Day before election Day GreenWave Oct 2023 #4

5 November Earl_from_PA Oct 2023 #2

The longest day of the year. Twenty five hours. twodogsbarking Oct 2023 #8

We Passed it by Voter Initiative by 2018 but certain things need to happen first waldnorm Oct 2023 #6

Congress FAILED To Act T_A Oct 2023 #7

Thank you all wryter2000 Oct 2023 #9

I like it in the fall Unwind Your Mind Oct 2023 #11