Asked by
Dear Abby
3/12/2019
Should we keep daylight saving time all year round?
58%
Yes
WINNER
58%
20
42%
No
42%
15
58%
Yes
58%
42%
No
42%
15
Comments
Carole Strunk
If only this poll would change something. I'm guessing the majority of people voted 'no.' Do you post the results of this?
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Bill Jonke
Standard time. I need the sun in the morning. More apt to get up in a good mood and with no complaints
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Tami Hanna Doiron
Like the saying has been shared around: why take an hour from the end of the day and move it to the beginning only to have to do it the other way around later? Just leave it alone already!
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Rachel Clara Smith
The time change adds excitement to our lives, and makes the spring time that much more of a relief. :)
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Jenny Carleo
This is the worst idea ever! It messes up little kids schedules, confuses flight times, etc
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I would like the extra hour of daylight at the end of a workday during the winter months.
ReplyYes, get rid of it! So annoying to have to switch times, get use to new sleep habits for a few months. Just stay with one time or the other, though DST would be the best time to keep.
ReplyI like it well lit in the evening
ReplyIt's a pain in the azz to reset everything!
ReplyI don't like readjusting my body schedule, yearly.
ReplyI can get more done when it stays light outside longer.
ReplyI hate nighttime
ReplyDlST is dumb!
ReplyJumping back and forth doesn't make any sense and it messes with everyone for a month after
ReplySunshine, all right!
ReplyI like that it stays lighter later at night
ReplyI love the extended daylight. It also makes me feel safer when walking to the train after work.
ReplyI don't care if we keep it or get rid of it -- just keep it one way all year.
ReplyBecause its pointless to even change it! Should never lose a hour or gain one! Just really stupid S**T! Plain and simple!!
ReplyLike the old Indian commented, "white man only person who cut off one end of blanket - sew it on the other end of blanket in hopes to make it longer..." Sunlight is sunlight - regardless of the time.
ReplyBecause I see no reason for springing forward and falling back it messes with your sleep and your over all health
ReplyThe time changes mess with my body for at least a week. Plus it is well documented there are higher rates of ER visits, heart attacks, and car wrecks around the time change. I
Replyi hate all the flip flopping, just let it be sunny in the afternoon all year long!
ReplySet it one way or the other and leave it be!
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