At a Glance
8
Months
Daylight Saving Time
2
Clock Changes
Every Year
Our Argument:
New Mexico spends roughly two-thirds of the year on Daylight Saving Time and only one-third on Standard Time. In practice, Daylight Saving Time has become the default and Standard Time has become the exception.
Why We Support Permanent Standard Time
Those who prefer later evening daylight receive the benefit of a shifted clock for most of the year. Meanwhile, those who prefer more morning daylight, including students, teachers, parents, commuters, and early-morning workers, experience Standard Time only during the shortest days of the year.
We believe New Mexicans deserve one fair, consistent, year-round standard that works for everyone.
Who Benefits From Morning Daylight?
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Students
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Teachers
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Parents
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Commuters
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Early Workers
Current System vs Proposed System
Current System
⏰ 8 Months DST
⏰ 4 Months Standard Time
⏰ 2 Clock Changes Per Year
Our Proposal
✅ 12 Months Standard Time
✅ No Clock Changes
✅ One Consistent Schedule
What Your Signature Will Do
- 📢 Demonstrate public support.
- 🏛️ Share results with New Mexico legislators.
- 🤝 Build a statewide coalition.
- 📰 Raise public awareness.
- 📜 Support future legislation.
First Goal: 1,000 Signatures
Every signature helps build momentum for Permanent Mountain Standard Time in New Mexico.
Sign the Petition