Covering the time change?
Everything you need to write about Daylight Saving Time — brand assets, verified facts, pull quotes, and media contact. Free to use with attribution.
Fact sheet
- Founded
- 2025
- Focus
- US Daylight Saving Time countdown & education
- Audience
- 5M+ annual visitors (estimated)
- Content
- 11 blog articles, daily auto-updated briefing
- Data source
- Uniform Time Act of 1966 + Energy Policy Act of 2005
- Coverage
- All 50 US states + global DST overview
- Updates
- Real-time countdown, daily briefing, legislative tracking
Key dates
Spring Forward 2027
Sunday, March 14, 2027
Sunday, March 14, 2027 at 2:00 AM — clocks jump to 3:00 AM.
Fall Back 2027
Sunday, November 7, 2027
Sunday, November 7, 2027 at 2:00 AM — clocks roll back to 1:00 AM.
Brand colors
Dawn
#e8843b
Primary accent, sunrise, spring forward
Dusk
#3b2a5c
Night surfaces, fall back
Gold
#d4a017
Highlights, countdown numbers
Ember
#c0421f
Alerts, news badges
Cream
#faf6f0
Background, body text
Logo
The Daylight Countdown logo is a golden clock face with sun rays, symbolizing the twice-yearly time change. Download the SVG for print or digital use.
Icon mark
Golden clock on dawn gradient
Pull quotes
Approved quotes you may use in your coverage. Attribute to "Daylight Countdown Editorial Team."
"Daylight Saving Time remains one of the most widely debated public policy issues in America — our countdown gives people the facts without the noise."
"The 2026 House passage of the Sunshine Protection Act reignited a national conversation. We track the legislation so citizens know exactly where it stands."
Media contact
For interviews, corrections, or additional data, reach the editorial team:
All facts on this page are sourced from the Uniform Time Act of 1966 (15 U.S.C. § 260a) and the Energy Policy Act of 2005. Last updated 2026-10-25.