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Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Jack Spear.

Some federal agencies are giving employees a new offer to resign ahead of sweeping job cuts mandated by the Trump administration.

NPR Shannon Bond reports workers have been given a short window to resign and keep getting paid through September.

The Departments of Agriculture, Housing and

Urban Development, and Transportation said this week they're reopening their deferred resignation

programs. Similar notices went out on Friday at the Defense Department and the General

Services Administration. The new round mirrors the fork in the road offer sent in February to nearly

all 2.3 million civilian federal employees.

The Trump administration has said about 75,000 employees elected to resign under the program's first round.

But many workers who tried to accept the offer were later told they were ineligible.

Some of the new agency notices exempt jobs considered critical.

Shannon Bond, NPR News. It's Election Day in Wisconsin, where voters are determining the

ecological balance of the state Supreme Court. May and Silver of member station WUWM reports on

what's at stake in today's technically nonpartisan race and its political implications.

How Wisconsin tips on abortion, labor rights, and redistricting all hang in the balance.

But who wins could also reveal where national political winds are blowing, says Wisconsin

politics professor Anthony Tchaugosky.

A state Supreme Court election has basically become a stand-in

for the popularity of a president and the popularity of the world's richest man.

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