Mayor Elizabeth Zisk has once again emerged victorious in Question Mark, Ohio's mayoral election, securing her third consecutive term in office. Her unchallenged re-election in 2009 underscores her enduring influence in the town's political landscape. With only twenty-one percent of the local population voting, it is hard however to call it a landslide, which Mayor Zisk was quick to do. “It was obviously an enormous victory. I could not imagine a bigger landslide.”

Throughout her previous terms, Mayor Zisk has been known for her bold leadership and impactful initiatives. She has championed significant downtown development projects, successfully integrating modern amenities while preserving the town's historic charm. Recently she has begun courting national and international development companies and technology investors with the aim of establishing twenty-first century business opportunities and creating additional jobs.

In her victory speech, Mayor Zisk confidently addressed her ongoing tenure, "I am honored although not at all surprised by the results. I will continue to lead Question Mark with the same determination and incredible sense of vision. Your town is still less than remarkable and I am excited to drag it toward excellence in my new term."

The residents of Question Mark anticipate continued progress and development under Mayor Zisk's experienced guidance. Her unopposed re-election is not just a testament to her past achievements but also a vote of confidence in her vision for the town's future.