Illinois HB1400 would make daylight saving time permanent in the state.
HB1400 amends the Time Standardization Act to establish daylight saving time as the year-round standard time in Illinois. Beginning in 2026, the state's time will be advanced one hour on the second Sunday in March and will remain in daylight saving time year-round. The change ensures consistency with federal law and affects all state and local government operations, public institutions, and private contracts within Illinois.
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