The title “chief of staff” sounds bigger than it actually is in Vermont, as (for now) this position is the only full-time staff for the Speaker of the House, Senate Pro Tem, and Lieutenant Governor. Still, the new staff members will play an important role in drafting and implementing legislative policy.

Gov. Phil Scott and Lt. Gov. Molly Gray were sworn in, then wasted no time outlining their priorities and castigating the D.C. rioters and the Commander-in-Chief.

In the end, her policies and likeability overcame any questions about her Vermont residency. Molly Gray is the fourth woman ever to be elected lieutenant-governor of Vermont.

Scott Milne and Molly Gray are neck-and-neck in the race for lieutenant governor. Both are running on platforms true to their party’s standards.

The “crowds” they draw may be just a few supporters holding roadside signs, but Scott Milne and Molly Gray are battling to the finish in the only close race for statewide office - lieutenant governor. At issue is the question of her meeting Constitutional requirements for living for four years in Vermont prior to the election.

Questions about how having lived in Switzerland may affect her constitutional eligibility to serve as lieutenant governor continue to dog Democratic nominee Molly Gray.

Molly Gray is a Leahy acolyte, not a Bernie Bro (in the gender inclusive sense of the word). Three dozen Vermont candidates have been draped under Bernie's protective cover, but not the Newbury Newbie.

Every day, there’s a new bad news story about Molly Gray, Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor. Is she being targeted by her nasty opponent, as she claims? Or does she have a spotty history behind her pleasant demeanor? The answer could be - yes, and yes.

Social media defenders of Democratic nominee for lieutenant governor Molly Gray say anyone, anyone on the campaign could have been sending out those campaign tweets sent while she was still a state employee - a violation of state campaign law. OK - why not just say so?

Eight Democrat and/or Progressive senators apparently are NOT supporting Molly Gray, the Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor. At least one is actively supporting her GOP opponent, Scott Milne. Even the wife of Senate President Dave Zuckerman had some snarky words for her. For someone who strolled to the nomination on a rose-covered garden path, she’s having a reality check in the run-up to November. Apparently the blessing of family friend Sen. Patrick Leahy goes only so far.