October 04, 2007 Politics » Politics Beat

It's Herenton for Four More Years 

The Flyer's Complete Election Day Coverage Package

by Flyer Staff
Memphis Mayor Willie Herenton won his fifth term tonight with 42 percent of the vote. City Councilwoman Carol Chumney placed second with 35 percent, followed by former MLGW CEO Herman Morris with 21 percent. The numbers were: Herenton, 70, 177 Chumney, 57,…

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