Poor turnouts at recent elections in the East Riding have prompted representatives to query changes to the placement of polling stations.
Here's Councillor David Nolan (Labour) with his take:
There was concern expressed that some voters would need to spend one-hour round trips to their nearest polling station.
Some councillors said constituents are already having to visit other villages to vote.
Councillor Lyn Healing said Councillor Nolan was emailed to say a review was already taking place:


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