As for time changes, which would you prefer?

[Quixote1818]

20 votes, 3 passes | Time left: Unlimited
	Staying the same all year with more daylight in the evening in winter
	16 (80%)
	Staying the same all year with more daylight in the morning in winter
	4 (20%)
	Changing twice a year like most states do now. Later sunset in summer, earlier sunset in winter.
	0 (0%)
	3 DU members did not wish to select any of the options provided.
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[bunnies]

1. Nothing worse than darkness at 4pm.

Its miserable.

[Quixote1818]

2. Agree. nt

[SheilaT]

3. Keep the current system, but go on DST

in the middle of April, and come off it by the end of September.

[liberal N proud]

4. More daylight is such a misnomer

There is x amount of daylight each day, if we want more daylight at the end our day, we should just start our day earlier.

[Quixote1818]

5. I just like to have more daylight for recreation and enjoyment after I get off work. nt

[liberal N proud]

6. If business and schools would start at 7:00 AM vs 8:00 & 9:00

The day could be done by 3:00 - 4:00. It leaves plenty of daylight even in the winter.

I start my day at 6:00 AM and get off at 3:00 if I am working a long day.

[hunter]

17. It sounds to me like the problem is work.

Not the clock.

[Jim Beard]

7. I know it is nice for you people who do not work by the sun

but it is pure hell for those of use who work by the sun, ESPECIALLY on the western edge of the time zone.

It isn't just a time inconvenience for me and my sleep. it also involves conflicts with many things being on the western edge. I farm and we work by the sun and with the wonderful addition. The parts stores close an hour earlier making it really difficult when they close and we have 5 more hours of working time instead of 4. We do have families and I unlike the ones living, on the eastern edge have to do the sacrificing.

you can all get your shit from Mexico. I am retiring

[Liberal_in_LA]

8. I like long sunny afternoons

[JustABozoOnThisBus]

9. Change like we do now, but ...

... add another hour, maybe in April, so we can have Double Daylight Saving Time!

I like that it stays light until late evening.

[HereSince1628]

10. If you can't move the clock back 50 years what does an hour give or take matter?

I want MEANGINGFUL time change.

YUUUUUUUUGGGGGGGGGGGE!!! Time change! I want a time revolution.

[awoke_in_2003]

11. I work second shift...

so I don't give a hoot about when the sun comes up. I would rather stay the same time year round.

[CTyankee]

12. I want sun in the morning. I HATE feeling like I'm getting up in the middle of thenight.

It makes me happy to see sunlight in my bedroom window when I wake up. Sun in the late afternoon isn't as important to me. For me, getting dark is normal at the end of the day and I go to bed early.

[etherealtruth]

13. I voted but I dont really care ... I want to stop the time changes

pick a time, any time ... I don't care ...but, pick one and stick with it

[MH1]

14. Can you add an option for "stay the same all year and don't care which?"

Because that's where I'm at.

Since that option isn't there I'll go for more light in the morning. But I'm really not hard over on it and I'd just be happy to not change the clocks twice a year.

[Blue_In_AK]

15. I'd have to go with more daylight in the winter

although that means the sun would rise here about 11:00 a.m., which would kind of suck, but the extra hour after 3:30 would probably be pretty cool. It makes no difference at all in the summer.

[Jim Beard]

16. The Ex-Owners of Drive In movie theaters of America thank you.

[petronius]

18. If we are going to do it, I think we ought to spring forward at noon on a Monday, and

fall back at midnight on a Fri/Sat.

But I guess I'd rather have more light in the evening, since I rarely get up early enough to take advantage of an earlier sunrise. And if I have to get up early, I'm already miserable about it - daylight won't help!