It depends on where you live. According to The Garden Helper:
"Dahlias are summer blooming tubers which are generally only hardy in USDA zones 7-11. In the majority of the country, they must be planted each spring and then cut back and dug each fall after the first killing frost."
Zone 7 is Oklahoma and it goes south from there. So, if you are down south, you can leave them in; otherwise, lift them!
Good luck and check the link for more information.
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