Molly Gray holds an 89% implied probability in trader consensus for the Vermont lieutenant governor race, reflecting her strong position against incumbent Republican John Rodgers at 7.5%. Gray secured the Democratic nomination in the August 11 primary with 61% of the vote, consolidating support ahead of the November 3 general election. Recent September polls from Vermont Public and the University of New Hampshire show her leading Rodgers by 8–19 points among likely voters, driven by Democratic consolidation, independent crossover, and her prior experience in the role. Rodgers won his primary unopposed but faces headwinds in a state where the lieutenant governor office has trended Democratic in recent cycles. A October 6 debate and final polling releases could still shift sentiment before ballots are cast.
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