David Zuckerman, left, and John Rodgers. Photos by Riley Robinson and Mike Doughtery/VTDiggerThe 2024 Digger Debate Series begins Tuesday, Oct. 1, at 6 p.m., with the candidates for lieutenant governor of Vermont. Refresh this page to watch it live or catch it on YouTube.Incumbent David Zuckerman, a Progressive and Democrat, will join challenger John Rodgers, a Republican, for the online debate. They will take questions posed by moderators, readers and each other. It’s not too late to submit questions. See below to do so. The debate will be moderated by senior editor Kristen Fountain and reporter Shaun Robinson. More on the Digger Debate SeriesIt’s the first of four events in the 2024 Digger Debate Series. Others include:Gubernatorial debateThursday, Oct. 10, at 6 p.m.Featuring Gov. Phil Scott, a Republican, and former Middlebury Selectboard member Esther Charlestin, a Democrat/ProgressiveWatch the debate here.U.S. House debateMonday, Oct. 21, at 6 p.m.Featuring U.S. Rep. Becca Balint, a Democrat, and Mark Coester, a Republican/LibertarianWatch the debate here.U.S. Senate debateFeaturing U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders, an independent, and Gerald Malloy, a RepublicanNote: Sanders and Malloy have both indicated they will take part in the Digger Debate Series, but Sanders has yet to confirm a date.To learn more about the candidates, visit VTDigger’s Election Guide. To submit questions for the candidates for lieutenant governor or for future debates, fill out the form below.  2024 Digger Debate Series reader questions Name(Required) First Last Email(Required) What question would you like us to ask candidates?(Required)(You can designate below which candidates you’d like to answer this question.)This question is for: Lieutenant gubernatorial candidates David Zuckerman and John Rodgers Gubernatorial candidates Phil Scott and Esther Charlestin U.S. House candidates Becca Balint and Mark Coester U.S. Senate candidates Bernie Sanders and Gerald Malloy All candidates CAPTCHA Δ Read the story on VTDigger here: VTDigger to host lieutenant gubernatorial debate Tuesday at 6 p.m. .