If permanent daylight saving time bill passes, would your state be impacted?

Congress could vote this week on the Sunshine Protection Act to make daylight saving time permanent — meaning we’d spring forward in March and skip the November “fall back.”
Winters would have much later sunsets (after 5 p.m. in many places) but also much later sunrises — often after 8 a.m. or even 9 a.m. in some areas.
19 states have pre‑passed laws to adopt permanent DST if federal approval comes, though some health experts say permanent standard time is healthier.