Here’s the senate seating chart (PDF) for the 2011 & 2012 sessions, a.k.a. The 59th Legislature.

The Senate President sits up front and presides over the session.  Leadership of both caucuses sits on the back row.  More  senior senators generally prefer to sit toward the back.  The minority caucus sits at the back right side; members of the majority caucus are seated in the other three quadrants.

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