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Vermont Lieutenant Governor winner?
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John Rodgers
Incumbent Republican candidate for Lieutenant Governor in Vermont
Vermont Lieutenant Governor winner?
$19.2K
NOV 7, 2026
General Election
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5%chance to win
$19.2KNOV 7, 2026Candidate Overview
Key details about the candidate’s background, party, office sought and current campaign.
Current roleLieutenant Governor
PartyRepublican
Political ideologyModerate Republican
Age61 years old (Jul 29, 1965)
GenderMale
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LocationVermont
BackgroundPolitician
EducationSacred Heart School, Newport, Vermont (graduated 1983)
Notable personal detailsJohn S. Rodgers is a Vermont politician serving as the state’s 84th lieutenant governor. He previously served in the Vermont State Senate representing Essex-Orleans and has also worked in construction and farming, including operating a masonry business. Rodgers was raised in Glover on his family’s dairy farm.
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Political Positions
Economy & Taxes
The candidate emphasizes reducing government spending and making Vermont more affordable by stemming increases in property taxes, energy and healthcare costs, while also saying taxes should be fair and indicating wealthy Vermonters should pay their “fair share.” His statements combine calls for fiscal restraint with openness to shifting some burden onto higher earners, producing no single clear ideological stance on taxation.
Healthcare
Opposes Vermont pursuing a single‑payer or universal health system on the state level as too costly and instead favors pushing the federal government and Vermont’s congressional delegation to address health‑care costs and reduce waste. Emphasizes lowering drug and insurance prices and improving efficiency rather than implementing a state single‑payer program.
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Immigration & Border
John Rodgers has expressed opposition to mass deportation and emphasized that Vermont farms and the state economy rely on immigrant and undocumented farmworkers. He has argued for protecting those workers and criticized aggressive enforcement actions while not advancing a detailed federal legalization plan in the cited public statements.
Abortion & Reproductive Rights
Supports reproductive autonomy and a woman’s right to choose, framing abortion and bodily autonomy as protected rights. Has publicly endorsed measures to enshrine reproductive rights in Vermont’s constitution and affirms support for women’s rights to bodily autonomy.
Climate & Energy
Supports acknowledging climate change and promoting voluntary, incentive-based stewardship (for example, tax or financial incentives for sustainable land management) but opposes aggressive, economy-wide regulatory mandates and large-scale renewable deployments that he says raise costs for Vermonters. Criticizes major renewable developers and specific policies such as a clean heat standard and some EV/subsidy approaches as economically regressive and environmentally problematic (e.g., supply-chain harms).
Public Safety & Guns
John Rodgers supports broad Second Amendment rights, opposes bans on commonly owned semi-automatic rifles such as the AR-15, and has criticized new restrictions on law-abiding gun owners while also saying databases and red-flag laws can play a role in keeping firearms from prohibited people. He has sponsored measures to resist federal firearm restrictions and frames gun ownership as part of rural life and self-protection.
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