Lt. Governor of Virginia

The Lieutenant Governor of Virginia is the second-highest elected official in the state, serving as the deputy to the Governor. They primarily preside over the Virginia Senate, casting tie-breaking votes and helping to coordinate legislative priorities. The Lieutenant Governor also steps into the Governor’s role if the Governor is unable to serve due to absence, illness, or resignation. Additionally, they often engage in state-level initiatives, represent Virginia at events, and promote public policies. Their role combines legislative duties with executive responsibilities, making them an important figure in Virginia's government structure.