North Dakota House approves legislation ending daylight saving time
- The North Dakota House passed a bill to eliminate daylight saving time, moving the state to standard time year-round.
- The bill passed with a vote of 55-37 and received a 13-0 recommendation from the committee.
- Supporters argue it would improve sleep cycles and provide safer working conditions, while opponents fear reduced evening sunlight.
- If the bill becomes law, North Dakota could face time zone differences with neighboring Minnesota.
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