If you dread changing the clocks twice a year, you’re not alone. But the ritual could become a thing of the past if the U.S. makes daylight saving time permanent.

Right now, daylight saving time begins on the second Sunday in March and ends on the first Sunday of November.

Lawmakers have introduced legislation to make daylight saving time permanent throughout the country, citing alleged health and economic benefits. As the beginning of daylight saving time approaches in 2023, several VERIFY readers, including Marietta, have asked VERIFY if the U.S. government has officially made it permanent.

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