Later light by the clock
Advocates value light after school and work for time outdoors and everyday errands. That’s a preference about when daylight fits our schedules.
Understand permanent DST →One last spring forward. Never fall back.
Keep the evening.
End the
clock change.
Permanent daylight time leaves the light on after work and school. This changes the clock, not the amount of sunlight. Winter sunrise moves later too, and that morning belongs in the ask. We are not asking for money. We want the clock change to end.
Same sunlight. Different clock.
DST shifts daylight on the clock. It does not create sunlight. Later winter sunsets also mean later winter sunrises.
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The idea, without the spin
Make room for
the end of your day.
This is the setting we want: one spring forward, then daylight time all year. The case is the evening. The cost is the winter morning. Both stay on the page.
Darker winter mornings
The same hour moves sunrise later. School commutes, early shifts and morning light matter. Sleep experts offer a strong case for standard time.
Read the counterarguments →Know how we got here
From wartime policy to the 1974 trial, the history is more complicated than a story about farmers.
Follow the timeline →Your city. The same winter day.
See the daylight difference.
Compare standard time with a permanent-DST scenario. Both sunrise and sunset move together.
Pittsburgh, PA · 2026-01-15 · America/New_York
Local standard time
- Sunrise
- 7:41 AM
- Sunset
- 5:16 PM
Hypothetical permanent DST
- Sunrise
- 8:41 AM
- Sunset
- 6:16 PM
Sunrise and sunset both read one hour later. Winter mornings are darker by the clock. Total daylight does not increase.
About 9.6 hours of daylight in either scenario.
Standard time is the current local winter clock setting on this date.
Approximate astronomical times, rounded to the nearest minute. NOAA fractional-year model; allow several minutes of error. Terrain, elevation, unusual refraction and weather are not represented. Methodology and references.
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This campaign supports permanent DST. Our factual explainers include official sources, uncertainty and opposing evidence. We don’t endorse parties or candidates.
Read our sources and methodology →The morning belongs in the conversation.
Permanent standard time also ends seasonal changes. The American Academy of Sleep Medicine favors it because of the role morning light plays in circadian timing.
Read the AASM position ↗