Answer: Daylight Saving Time Change
Clues: “Falling” and “Back”
Daylight Saving Time ends early Sunday morning, when 2:00 A.M. becomes 1:00 A.M.
In a new poll, 28% of people said they are not looking forward to it, even though we’re “gaining” an hour.
41% of people said they “don’t really care” about it either way.
But 23% of people said they’re looking forward to it. Which goes to show some people like the darker evenings of fall and winter.
Still, 63% of people said they’d like to see the clock-changing twice a year abolished and only 17% said they like it, and would not be in favor of a change. 20% of people don’t care.
41% of people said the federal government should just decide on a plan and have everyone do the same thing . . . even if it’s sticking to the status quo.
But 35% of people think individual states should be able to choose what they want to do, whether that’s changing clocks, not changing clocks, and if not, which time they lock into: Daylight Saving or Standard Time.
(YouGov)