Time and space resolved measurements of the radial electric field (Er) have been conducted during the electrode biasing experiments on the KT-5C tokamak. The suppression of the turbulent transport with the change of Er induced by the biased electrode is observed. It is found that the poloidal flow contributes to the main part of the Er, and the change of the poloidal flow has a lead of about 20μs to the formation of Er. These observations suggest that a radialcurrent, responding to an induced voltage on the electrode, drives a poloidal flow which in tu drives the radial electric field.