The Lieutenant Governor of Colorado is the second-highest executive official in the state, serving directly under the Governor. This position is responsible for supporting the Governor in various duties and stepping in when the Governor is unavailable. The Lieutenant Governor also often leads specific initiatives and represents the state at official events. Elected alongside the Governor, the Lieutenant Governor serves a four-year term and can be re-elected. The role includes presiding over the Colorado Senate and casting tie-breaking votes when necessary. This position plays a crucial part in the state's governance and legislative process.