In the week’s On the Ballot, we’ve got a rundown of the winners from last week’s county general election and state and federal primaries. In the highest-profile races, University of Memphis law professor Steve Mulroy defeated incumbent Shelby County District Attorney Amy Weirich, and Shelby County Mayor Lee Harris beat out challenger Worth Morgan.

Plus, County Clerk Wanda Halbert, whose office has recently been plagued with a license plate renewal backlog, was re-elected, and a referendum on extended term limits for the Memphis mayor and Memphis City Council members failed again.

Democrat Steve Mulroy declared victory over incumbent Republican Amy Weirich late Thursday evening in the race for Shelby County District Attorney, but Weirich had not conceded defeat.

Harris wins second mayoral term in race defined by competing calls for change By Bill Dries

City term limits extension fails again, ending reelection hopes for Strickland, others By Bill Dries

Halbert re-elected in county clerk's race, Swearengen takes Circuit Court Clerk By Bill Dries

Juvenile Court Judge Dan Michael defeated as City Court Judge Tarik Sugarmon wins highly contested race By Bill Dries

Charles Everett ousted in MSCS school board election, McKissack, Coleman keep seats By Aarron Fleming

Shelby County Commission goes to Democratic majority of nine By Bill Dries

Sanford: Election outcome was emphatic message of rejection to the GOP By Otis Sanford

Dunn ousts incumbent Lamar for Arlington school board seat By Michael Waddell

Martin beats Smiley, Atwater in Democratic primary for governor By Ian Round

Numbers shift in unofficial vote totals day after election By Bill Dries

Leatherwood wins primary in District 99 race, unopposed in November By Abigail Warren

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