Proposed bill would end daylight saving time changes

Thanks in part to some unofficial polling on social media, The Ohio Senate is considering a proposal to make daylight saving time permanent.

The “Ohio Sunshine Protection Act” was proposed by state senator Kristina Roegner after she asked her friends on Facebook if Ohio should stop taking part in daylight saving time changes:

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Apparently, the result was a resounding “yes.” In response, Roegner announced her proposed bill in a second post on Facebook:

Roegner’s bill will get its first hearing in the State legislature on Wednesday, April 3.

Should Ohio join other states in opting out of the time change? Give us your thoughts in the comments.

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