Impact of Polling Place Accessibility on Voter Turnout

In recent years, the relationship between voter turnout and the accessibility of polling places has been the subject of extensive research. Studies have shown that when polling places are more accessible, voter turnout tends to increase. Consider the data presented in the table below, which illustrates the number of polling places in various neighborhoods compared to the percentage of registered voters who participated in the most recent election.

Using the data provided, explain how accessibility to polling places may cause changes in voter turnout. Use specific examples from the data to support your response.