2 commissioners of the Federal Communications Commission are resigning at the end of this week. For a minimum of a bit, the FCC will have simply 2 members: Chairman Brendan Carr, a Republican selected by Trump to lead the company, and Anna Gomez, a Democratic commissioner.

Democrat Geoffrey Starks revealed in March that he would leave in the future, and today he stated that Friday will be his last day. Starks’ departure might have provided Carr a 2-1 Republican bulk, however it ends up Republican Commissioner Nathan Simington will leave at the exact same time as Starks.

“I will be concluding my tenure at the Federal Communications Commission at the end of this week,” Simington revealed today. “It has been the greatest honor of my professional life to serve the American people as a Commissioner. I am deeply honored to have been entrusted with this responsibility by President Donald J. Trump during his first term.”

Bloomberg reported in March that Simington “has also wanted to depart to take on different work,” He didn’t reveal his resignation up until today. While the Carr FCC is going from a 2-2 partisan split to a 1-1 split, Carr isn’t most likely to need to wait as wish for a bulk as his predecessor did.