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Take a small tax raise to pay for it and your done.
Mayby you're already in the dead zone (too much spending on interest), then I suggest to restart.
Yay.
To reduce deficit or better to avoid it raise the GDP as early as possible. Invest in education and technological pursuits. These are capital for economic growth. At the same time give leeway to Capitalists to want to invest and open business or live in your country. Also help small business or make it easy for people to open new ones. Give them tax breaks, tax shelters(though this is unethical in RL) and or even lower Corporation tax. Investments in education and technology take considerable time so need to be prepared with waiting until the effect is felt.
PS I'm no RL expert just that that's my IN-GAME advice ;)
This does not bode well for your voters though b/c the top expenditures are also usually the most important issues with them.
However, if you take the approach to cut lower tier expenditures you will have to cut many many of them before you make a dent in your deficit and will likely anger a greater cross section of voters which also is not good.
If I'm in deficit I cut military spending and state pensions quickly. These are heavy hitters and you can appease the voters later in your term if you cut them early. After that you can implement some of the policies that have been mentioned in this thread and things usually work out generaly well.
For instance America is totally dependant on it's HUGE military spending.
I have not yet been able to ween America off it's army without causing a total crash.
Be assured when a politician says they will not do something it usually means they will not do it now....but eventually they will.
Cut military spending slowly and gradually and you should be able to get away with it. If you cut it from overhwhelming force to defensive only then you will probably find yourself flipping hamburgers after the next election. You can also cut spending by slowly increasing and decreasing it at the same time. This is like playing a slot machine at a casino. It looks like you are winning but you are really losing while winning. If you were to plot out on a graph your winnings vs your on-hand cash you would find a gradual stair step down until you have zero cash left.