Manger Ousts Warren in Southampton Village Mayoral Race
Southampton Village Trustee Bill Manger unseated his former running mate, two-term Mayor Jesse Warren, in a high profile East End village election.
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Southampton Village Trustee Bill Manger unseated his former running mate, two-term Mayor Jesse Warren, in a high profile East End village election.
Manger received 834 votes compared to 600 for Warren. Trustees Robin Brown and Roy Stevenson, who ran on the same ticket as Manger, also won reelection.
Local East End village elections are poised to be relatively uneventful this year — with one notable exception: the dramatic showdown in Southampton Village.
Southampton voters will go to the polls on June 16 to pick a mayor — one of more than a half-dozen Long Island villages with contested races next month.
Standing Up to Status Quo This June, Southampton Village residents will have the opportunity to choose the direction of our village. The choice is simple. Does the village want a 5-0 super-majority controlled and backed by one powerful, wealthy group