Daylight Act

This bill would allow states to adopt year-round daylight saving time instead of switching clocks twice annually. It amends federal law to let states pass their own legislation keeping daylight time in effect all year, eliminating the need to revert to standard time in November. Currently, most states follow the biannual clock change, but this would give states the option to permanently use daylight time through state law. The change would require individual states to enact their own laws to implement year-round daylight saving time.