Will Jawando Wins Montgomery County Executive Election
- Will Jawando won the Montgomery County Executive election, securing 57% of the vote against Republican Esther Wells.
- Jawando, a progressive, previously served as a legislative aide to Senator Sherrod Brown and in the Obama White House.
- He will succeed Marc Elrich, who is term-limited after serving as executive since 2018.
- Jawando has appointed several former White House officials to his administration.
- His priorities include addressing voter concerns and implementing progressive policies in Montgomery County.
Articles (4)
The Washington Post·
Jawando taps ex-White House officials as he moves into Montgomery County’s top job
WAMU·
Montgomery County Executive-elect Will Jawando talks priorities, voter concerns for new council term
The Baltimore Banner·
Who wants what from Will Jawando?
Will Jawando wins race for Montgomery County executive decisively