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Georgia has passed legislation to make daylight saving time permanent, according to official sources. However, the change cannot take effect until it receives congressional approval at the federal level, which has not yet occurred. As a result, residents in Georgia and across most of the United States will still set their clocks back by one hour when daylight saving time ends on Sunday. This adjustment, made in compliance with the current schedule, provides an extra hour of sleep but leads to earlier sunsets during fall and winter. Despite ongoing legislative efforts both in Georgia and nationally, the twice-yearly clock change remains in effect until further federal action is taken. The situation is being closely monitored as the debate over permanent daylight saving time continues.
