The Lieutenant Governor of Vermont is the second-highest executive officer in the state, serving under the Governor of Vermont. This position is primarily responsible for presiding over the Vermont State Senate and casting tie-breaking votes when necessary. The lieutenant governor also represents the state at various events and may take on specific duties assigned by the governor. Elected for a two-year term, the lieutenant governor can serve multiple terms. This role is crucial for maintaining legislative order and ensuring that the state's executive branch functions smoothly. The current lieutenant governor is a key figure in Vermont's political landscape.