Time Standards
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This page collects the 19 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Time Standards”. Coverage spans bills - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with State Government, Daylight Saving Time, and Daylight Saving Time (I0210).
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Key Actors
- 01Uniform Time Act of 1966other2 mentions
- 02Government Codeorganization2 mentions
- 03Congress of the United Statesorganization1 mentions
- 04Interstate Commerce Commissionorganization1 mentions
- 05United States Department of Transportationorganization1 mentions
- 06Stromperson1 mentions
- 07M. Maynardperson1 mentions
- 08United States Secretary of Transportationperson1 mentions
- 09Joseph Englerperson1 mentions
- 10West Virginialocation1 mentions
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- Topic to billsMissouri House Bill 2092 ends state participation in daylight saving time starting November 1, 2026, Kansas exempts state from daylight saving time and ties permanent observation to federal action, Kentucky Bill Exempts the Commonwealth from Daylight Saving Time Starting October 2026 (+13 more)
- Topic to peopleStrom, M. Maynard, United States Secretary of Transportation (+1 more)
- Topic to orgsGovernment Code, Congress of the United States, Interstate Commerce Commission (+1 more)
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- May 15, 2026State BillMissouri House Bill 2092 ends state participation in daylight saving time starting November 1, 2026
- Apr 10, 2026State BillKansas exempts state from daylight saving time and ties permanent observation to federal action
- Jan 22, 2026State BillKentucky Bill Exempts the Commonwealth from Daylight Saving Time Starting October 2026
- Jan 20, 2026State BillWest Virginia Bill SB 528 Establishes Year-Round Daylight Saving Time Contingent on Federal Law
- Jan 15, 2026State BillIndiana Bill Exempts State from Daylight Saving Time and Petitions for Central Standard Time
- Jun 20, 2025State BillTexas Adopts Year-Round Daylight Saving Time, Pending Federal Authorization
- Apr 12, 2025State BillNevada Senate Bill 94 Exempts State from Daylight Saving Time and Establishes Year-Round Pacific Standard Time
- Apr 7, 2025State BillNorth Dakota HB 1259 Proposes Year-Round Daylight Saving Time Contingent on Federal Law and Neighboring States
- Apr 2, 2025State BillOhio General Assembly urges Congress to establish permanent daylight saving time
- Mar 25, 2025State BillOklahoma House committee advances measure to establish year-round standard time under HB 1223
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