Jawando declares victory in Montgomery County executive primary amid commanding lead
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Montgomery County Council member Will Jawando declared victory in the Democratic primary for county executive in Maryland’s largest county, taking a commanding lead even though the Associated Press had not yet projected a winner. Jawando, backed by endorsements from outgoing County Executive Marc Elrich, has pitched progressive policies and coalition-building, while Andrew Friedson has run a more business-focused campaign and has yet to concede. The race, in a county that has elected Democrats to the post for decades, could reshape housing and growth policy in the DC suburbs.
- Jawando declares victory in executive race in Maryland’s largest county The Washington Post
- Too close to call: Montgomery County Executive Race hinges on mail-in ballots WUSA9
- Jawando declares himself winner of Montgomery Co. executive Democratic primary WTOP
- Elrich on track to reprise role as County Councilmember at-large Bethesda Magazine
- Who are the new faces poised to join the Montgomery County Council? thebanner.com
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