Advisers to President Donald Trump are urging the White House to nominate a temporary member to the Federal Reserve Board after Governor Adriana Kugler stepped down before the end of her term, according to multiple reports citing people familiar with the discussions. Installing a short-term governor—someone who already works in government and has previously been confirmed by the Senate—would ensure the seven-member board retains a full complement while giving the administration additional time to decide on a nominee for the Federal Reserve chairmanship, which becomes vacant early next year. The strategy would allow Trump to avoid committing immediately to a long-term governor who might become a contender for the top job, and could preserve voting influence for his eventual choice to lead the central bank. No specific candidates for the interim role have been disclosed.