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Don’t forget to set your clocks back tonight! ;)
I’m lucky, we don’t do that here in good old Arizona.
I thought Indiana was the only area not to play the time game. It’s really necessary in Alaska to save daylight.
No, the whole state of Arizona doesn’t play the Day Light Saving game that most of the nation plays.
Arizona really need to observe DST during the summer between April and October. To assure that they’ll have a good taste of having daylight/twilight later in the evening if the government allow to use DST which means still on the MST. However, since Arizona do not observe DST which means they are on California time (PST) will get dark early and California will still have daylight a little while longer. If Arizonas were smart enough, they can tell the local government to move the clock 1 hour foward and still be on MST, not on PST. The Indian Reservation do observe daylight savings is on MST and the rest of the state is on PST. You may want to check on http://www.sunrisesunset.com and most of USA have daylight after 8pm. Best if the people in the state of Arizona to persuade the government or vote.