Twice a year, Americans are forced to change their clocks, disrupting work, school, and family routines. That's why I supported the Sunshine Protection Act, which gives states the option to observe daylight saving time year round and eliminate the outdated practice of changing the clocks.
For Georgia families, this means the opportunity for more daylight in the evening to enjoy time outdoors, support local businesses, and spend time with loved ones after work and school. While the Senate must still act before the bill becomes law, the House has taken an important step toward giving states more flexibility and ending an unnecessary inconvenience.
