Senate

The Senate serves as the upper chamber of the General Assembly. Senators represent larger districts than members of the House, giving them a broader regional focus. Their longer and often staggered terms provide stability and continuity in governance, allowing them to take a long-term view on complex policy issues. The Senate is typically presided over by a President of the Senate and led by majority and minority leaders who coordinate debate, floor schedules, and committee assignments.

One of the Senate’s most important responsibilities, beyond considering legislation, is providing “advice and consent” on certain executive and judicial appointments and confirmations, where authorized by law. Senators are expected to approach legislation with deliberation, reviewing the work of the House, amending bills as necessary, and ensuring that proposed laws are fair, constitutional, and beneficial to the people of San Andreas.

Senate Leadership

Benjamin Harrison, President of the Senate

Estella Newman, Secretary of the Senate

Albert Petty, President Pro Tempore

Monica Kent, Majority Leader

Ryan Wells, Minority Leader

Joseph Davis, Senate Chaplain

Gerald Aranda, Sergeant at Arms