Baltimore’s three Democratic nominees for citywide office came together Tuesday morning to urge voters to elect their party’s presidential nominee, Joe Biden, in a show of unity that was lacking in 2016 when then-nominee Hillary Clinton appeared to be on the way to victory.

“This election is about the fabric of democracy and whether our country can come back from the last four years of embarrassment to elect people who can help us,” City Council President Brandon Scott said at a news conference.

Baltimore is a Democratic stronghold: blue voters outnumber red voters by nearly 10 to 1. Biden is currently polling well above President Trump throughout Maryland, and has a lead in the latest national polls as well.

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