Elizabeth Zisk has been re-elected as mayor of Question Mark, Ohio, for a second term in the 2005 mayoral election. Running unopposed, her victory reflects the impact of her first term, during which she led several significant initiatives.

During her first term, Mayor Zisk focused on revitalizing the downtown area, leading to the development of new businesses and the renovation of several historic buildings. This effort not only boosted local commerce but also preserved the town's rich heritage. Additionally, she was instrumental in implementing a number of innovative new policies, including the establishment of a community recycling program, a holiday pardons program, and the creation of a fence around the town dump, which a number of citizens had requested.

In her election night speech, Mayor Zisk humorously commented on the lack of opposition, saying, "Apparently, my first-term accomplishments have left potential challengers completely in awe. I will continue to lead Question Mark toward a brighter future"

Mayor Zisk's re-election marks the continuation of a leadership style characterized by directness and determination. Her first-term achievements have set a high bar for her second term, with the community eager to see how she will further shape the future of Question Mark.