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pretty much.
the same issues all exist, they are just in the morning instead of in the evening.
if you are on DST in the winter in the north it will be dark at 6-8am when people going to school and work. instead of dark at 3-4pm when they come home. Everyone thinks they will be 'happier' that way, but once they experience they will be lamenting that it's dark in the morning when they wake up and we should switch back.
Arizona is in the south, the daylight time shift isn't as extreme. there is only 4 hour daylight difference, where as in NYC it's 6 hours. And in Seattle it's 8. In Miami it's 3.
But timezones are longitudinal and it would be bad for business, etc for Miami to be an hour off from NYC.