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Warren, Brown And Stevenson Sweep in Southampton Village Election

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As his communications director takes some video, newly-re-elected Southampton Village Mayor Jesse Warren gets a long hug from his girlfriend Martyna Sokol following the 2021 Southampton Village Mayoral election at the Southampton Cultural Center on Friday night. MICHAEL HELLER

As his communications director takes some video, newly-re-elected Southampton Village Mayor Jesse Warren gets a long hug from his girlfriend Martyna Sokol following the 2021 Southampton Village Mayoral election at the Southampton Cultural Center on Friday night. MICHAEL HELLER

Incumbent mayoral candidate Jesse Warren, at left, goes over the numbers from the voting machines with his attorney Lawrence Silverman, center, and attorney William Forero that were tabulated during the 2021 Southampton Village Mayoral election at the Southampton Cultural Center on Friday night. MICHAEL HELLER

Incumbent mayoral candidate Jesse Warren, at left, goes over the numbers from the voting machines with his attorney Lawrence Silverman, center, and attorney William Forero that were tabulated during the 2021 Southampton Village Mayoral election at the Southampton Cultural Center on Friday night. MICHAEL HELLER

Mark Parash congratulates opponent Roy Stevenson on his victory in the race for village board following the 2021 Southampton Village Mayoral election at the Southampton Cultural Center on Friday night. MICHAEL HELLER

Mark Parash congratulates opponent Roy Stevenson on his victory in the race for village board following the 2021 Southampton Village Mayoral election at the Southampton Cultural Center on Friday night. MICHAEL HELLER

Newly-re-elected Southampton Village Mayor Jesse Warren, fifth from left, poses with family, friends and the members of his campaign following the 2021 Southampton Village Mayoral election at the Southampton Cultural Center on Friday night. MICHAEL HELLER

Newly-re-elected Southampton Village Mayor Jesse Warren, fifth from left, poses with family, friends and the members of his campaign following the 2021 Southampton Village Mayoral election at the Southampton Cultural Center on Friday night. MICHAEL HELLER

Mayoral candidate Michael Irving gets a handshake from a supporter in spite of his loss following the 2021 Southampton Village Mayoral election at the Southampton Cultural Center on Friday night. MICHAEL HELLER

Mayoral candidate Michael Irving gets a handshake from a supporter in spite of his loss following the 2021 Southampton Village Mayoral election at the Southampton Cultural Center on Friday night. MICHAEL HELLER

The scene at the Southampton Cultural Center Friday as Southampton Village residents vote in the village election. ZOE KAVA

The scene at the Southampton Cultural Center Friday as Southampton Village residents vote in the village election. ZOE KAVA

There are five propositions on Tuesday's ballot.

There are five propositions on Tuesday's ballot.

The scene at the Southampton Cultural Center Friday as Southampton Village residents vote in the village election. ZOE KAVA

The scene at the Southampton Cultural Center Friday as Southampton Village residents vote in the village election. ZOE KAVA

Mayor Jesse Warren gets a hug on election night. ZOE KAVA

Mayor Jesse Warren gets a hug on election night. ZOE KAVA

An election official helps a young voter insert his ballot into the voting machine during the 2021 Southampton Village Mayoral election at the Southampton Cultural Center on Friday night. MICHAEL HELLER

An election official helps a young voter insert his ballot into the voting machine during the 2021 Southampton Village Mayoral election at the Southampton Cultural Center on Friday night. MICHAEL HELLER

Election Inspectors look on as an election official retrieves the vote count from a voting machine during the 2021 Southampton Village Mayoral election at the Southampton Cultural Center on Friday night. MICHAEL HELLER

Election Inspectors look on as an election official retrieves the vote count from a voting machine during the 2021 Southampton Village Mayoral election at the Southampton Cultural Center on Friday night. MICHAEL HELLER

The vote count from each of the voting machines is tabulated during the 2021 Southampton Village Mayoral election at the Southampton Cultural Center on Friday night. MICHAEL HELLER

The vote count from each of the voting machines is tabulated during the 2021 Southampton Village Mayoral election at the Southampton Cultural Center on Friday night. MICHAEL HELLER

The vote count from each of the voting machines is tabulated during the 2021 Southampton Village Mayoral election at the Southampton Cultural Center on Friday night. MICHALE HELLER

The vote count from each of the voting machines is tabulated during the 2021 Southampton Village Mayoral election at the Southampton Cultural Center on Friday night. MICHALE HELLER

A gallery of interested persons watches from outside the main room as the vote count from each of the voting machines is tabulated during the 2021 Southampton Village Mayoral election at the Southampton Cultural Center on Friday night. MICHAEL HELLER

A gallery of interested persons watches from outside the main room as the vote count from each of the voting machines is tabulated during the 2021 Southampton Village Mayoral election at the Southampton Cultural Center on Friday night. MICHAEL HELLER

Newly-re-elected Southampton Village Mayor Jesse Warren gets a long congratulatory hug from his girlfriend Martyna Sokol following the 2021 Southampton Village Mayoral election at the Southampton Cultural Center on Friday night. MICHAEL HELLER

Newly-re-elected Southampton Village Mayor Jesse Warren gets a long congratulatory hug from his girlfriend Martyna Sokol following the 2021 Southampton Village Mayoral election at the Southampton Cultural Center on Friday night. MICHAEL HELLER

Kitty Merrill on Jun 18, 2021
In a landslide victory, Jesse Warren retained the mantle of mayor of Southampton Village on Friday, June 18, besting challenger Michael Irving by 460 votes. With absentee votes tabulated, Mr.... more

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