What's happening in Hull and Lincolnshire?published at 11:11 British Summer Time 7 May 2021
Tim Iredale
Political editor, East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
Election fever is hotting up on both sides of the Humber.
Hull has seen campaign visits during the campaign from the Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer and the Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey.
Labour remains the dominant political force in Hull and the party runs the city council, but the Lib Dems have gained ground in recent years and form the opposition with 24 seats to Labour’s 31 seats.
The Conservatives will defend North East Lincolnshire, an area that includes the parliamentary constituency of Great Grimsby - one of the 'red wall' seats snatched by the Tories from Labour in the 2019 general election.
Lincolnshire County Council will see an all-out election with every seat up for grabs, where the Conservatives will defend a large majority.
One third of council seats will be contested in the City of Lincoln, where Labour is presently in control.
Three candidates are contesting the race to become Humberside Police & Crime Commissioner. Labour's Keith Hunter is the current PCC.
Five candidates are on the ballot paper in the contest for Lincolnshire Police & Crime Commissioner. The role is currently held by Conservative Marc Jones.