Manger Elected Mayor of Southampton Village; Incumbent Trustees Brown, Stevenson Win Reelection - 27 East
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Manger Elected Mayor of Southampton Village; Incumbent Trustees Brown, Stevenson Win Reelection

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Mayor-elect Bill Manger and trustee Robin Brown celebrate their victory on Friday night at the Southampton Cultural Center on Pond Lane. DANA SHAW

Mayor-elect Bill Manger and trustee Robin Brown celebrate their victory on Friday night at the Southampton Cultural Center on Pond Lane. DANA SHAW

Trustee Robin Brown won reelection for another term as trustee, and was part of the winning

Trustee Robin Brown won reelection for another term as trustee, and was part of the winning "Better Together" party ticket, along with trustee Roy Stevenson and mayor-elect Bill Manger. DANA SHAW

Challenger Palmer Hudson, aligned with mayor Jesse Warren, was defeated in his bid for a seat on the board. DANA SHAW

Challenger Palmer Hudson, aligned with mayor Jesse Warren, was defeated in his bid for a seat on the board. DANA SHAW

Trustee Roy Stevenson, left, was elected to a second term as trustee, while current trustee Bill Manger, right, defeated incumbent Jesse Warren to become the new mayor of Southampton Village. DANA SHAW

Trustee Roy Stevenson, left, was elected to a second term as trustee, while current trustee Bill Manger, right, defeated incumbent Jesse Warren to become the new mayor of Southampton Village. DANA SHAW

Mayor-elect Bill Manger and trustee Robin Brown celebrate their victory on Friday night at the Southampton Cultural Center on Pond Lane. DANA SHAW

Mayor-elect Bill Manger and trustee Robin Brown celebrate their victory on Friday night at the Southampton Cultural Center on Pond Lane. DANA SHAW

Mayor Jesse Warren lost to Bill Manger in his bid for what would have been a third term as village mayor. DANA SHAW

Mayor Jesse Warren lost to Bill Manger in his bid for what would have been a third term as village mayor. DANA SHAW

Challenger Greg Centeno, aligned with mayor Jesse Warren, was defeated in his bid for a seat on the board. DANA SHAW

Challenger Greg Centeno, aligned with mayor Jesse Warren, was defeated in his bid for a seat on the board. DANA SHAW

Trustee candidate Palmer Hudson congratulates Bill Manger, who defeated current mayor Jesse Warren on Friday night. DANA SHAW

Trustee candidate Palmer Hudson congratulates Bill Manger, who defeated current mayor Jesse Warren on Friday night. DANA SHAW

authorCailin Riley on Jun 16, 2023
William Manger Jr. will be the new mayor of Southampton Village. When the polls closed at the Southampton Cultural Center at 9 p.m. on Friday night, June 16, Manger held... more

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