DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME YEAR-ROUND

Summary

The bill would stop New Mexico’s twice‑yearly clock changes and make daylight saving time the permanent standard across the state. It would fund $100,000 to update state IT systems for the change, but only take effect after a federal law allows states to opt out and after Texas or El Paso County adopts a similar exemption. The measure aims to align New Mexico’s time with neighboring regions that keep DST year‑round.

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