Daylight Act

HR 300, the Daylight Act, would allow U.S. states to adopt year-round daylight saving time instead of switching clocks seasonally. It directly affects states that choose to implement this change, giving them the option to maintain daylight saving time permanently across their entire territory. The bill amends current law to remove the requirement for seasonal time changes, enabling states to apply daylight saving time for the full year rather than switching back to standard time in the fall. This change would eliminate the biannual clock adjustments for participating states.