As many residents prepare to set their clocks forward one hour for Daylight Saving Time, discussions about its potential permanence are heating up. With Donald Trump weighing in, suggesting a divided opinion among Americans, some lawmakers are pushing for legislation to make Daylight Saving Time permanent, while others are advocating for the cessation of clock changes altogether. States like Illinois and Utah have made attempts to introduce bills aimed at modifying or ending the time shift, reflecting a nationwide conversation on sleep cycles and standard time. Amidst this, questions persist about whether the upcoming clock change will indeed be the last, and what the future holds for Daylight Saving Time legislation.