Daylight saving time seems to be very unpopular these days.

While many people don’t mind resetting their clocks twice a year, or just keeping track of which half of the year their clocks are correct, many do.

The animosity toward daylight saving time has sparked a couple of states this year to introduce legislation to have it abolished.

These states wish to join the likes of Arizona and Hawaii, who don’t have to deal with it.

Daylight Saving Time Can Cause Havoc With Your Biological Clock http://t.co/p8lYZVx8ES

— SleepWeaver (@SleepWeaver) February 27, 2015

Idaho, for one, just might be on the road to ridding themselves of daylight saving time.

Idaho’s House Ways and Means Committee, made up of exclusively legislative leadership, has already voted 4-2 to advance the bill on Wednesday.

However, the bill to eliminate daylight saving time isn’t in the clear yet. In fact, it has already failed a couple of times before.

2day 1942 The idiotic idea of "daylight saving time" then called "war time" goes in2 effect 2 "conserve fuel" 4 #WW2. pic.twitter.com/e6RQt7fjNy

— Hawkeye: JeSuisJuif (@inhuggermugger) February 10, 2015

In New Mexico, a bill just passed in the Senate to eliminate daylight saving time.

Senator Cliff Pirtle, who is also a regional farmer, wrote the bill. He says daylight saving time is not necessary because farmers work from sun up until sun down no matter what the clock says.

The bill will now go to the Senate Judiciary Committee. If it passes, New Mexico will not “spring forward” on March 8th with the rest of us.

Daylight Saving Time was creating to save energy but it actually increases residential energy use instead.

— Facts In Your Face (@FactsInYourFace) February 15, 2015

What is your opinion on daylight saving time?

Do you like it or do you think it is a ridiculous hassle?