To have EDT year-round where I live (Maine): 5am Sunrise in mid-June, Sunset around 830pm. 6am Sunrise in mid-December, Sunset around 3pm. EST year-round: 6

To have EDT year-round where I live (Maine): 5am Sunrise in mid-June, Sunset around 830pm. 6am Sunrise in mid-December, Sunset around 3pm. EST year-round: 6am Sunrise mid-June, 930pm Sunset. 7am Sunrise mid-December, 4pm Sunset Right now it's the first and last times with our spring-forward, fall-back switches. I'm thinking EDT year round would be most beneficial in the AM in winter, as it is realllly hard to get out of bed in the dark. I already go to work in the dark in winter, so it being dark an hour earlier wouldn't make any difference there. Maybe just a half-hour difference in the switch would be a good compromise?