“And because I have so much respect for my loyal supporters, my constituents in Montgomery County, and my loving wife and children, I cannot remain in a race I do not believe I can win,” Jawando said in a statement.
Political analysts viewed Jawando’s candidacy as a long shot against better positioned rivals, but the second-term councilman cast his bid as a way to consolidate Maryland’s influential liberal wing. He noted he now represents 1 million of the state’s roughly 6 million residents and vowed he would have the resources to win.
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