Will Jawando won the Democratic nomination for Montgomery County Executive and is running in the General Election in November. 

In 2018, Will was elected as an At-Large Montgomery County Councilmember. He represents over 1.1 million Marylanders, one-third of whom are immigrant families like his own. Will has fought to keep rents down, build more affordable housing, and create the county's first youth-employment program. In 2025, he was chosen by his peers to serve as Vice President of the Montgomery County Council.

Councilmember Jawando grew up in the Long Branch Community, attending MCPS elementary and middle schools before moving to St. Johns College High School on scholarship.  He completed his undergraduate and Law degrees at Catholic University, where he also formed the university’s first NAACP chapter. After graduation, he worked on Capitol Hill for Speaker Pelosi, Senator Brown and then-Senator Obama before going on to work in the Obama White House and Department of Education. He lives in Ashton, Maryland with his wife and four children.