Mayor Elizabeth Zisk has once again been re-elected, marking the start of her sixth term as the mayor of Question Mark, Ohio, in the 2021 mayoral election, defeating local car wash owner and town council member, Tom Childs, in a bitter political battle. Mayor Zisk’s victory came at a tremendous price, when she was forced to secure support from local conservative radio host Ziff Zeffler whose show “Talk of Question Mark” is broadcast on WQMO. During an on-air appearance, Mayor Zisk failed to answer several critical questions, which left many questioning her future. This latest victory has come at a personal and professional cost to her political legacy, which spans over two decades.

Throughout her long tenure, Mayor Zisk has been known for her fiscal conservatism, paired with relatively progressive development initiatives. Her efforts in improving public health services and expanding local literacy programs have been particularly notable, enriching the lives of residents and fostering a strong sense of community.

In her acceptance speech, Mayor Zisk said, "What I do is incredible and the fact that I appeared on a syndicated radio show and did seem to understand how the town council works is beside the point. I am the center of this community and everything I do is for that community’s benefit. If the town is too insipid to understand that, there is nothing else I can do.”

As Mayor Zisk enters her sixth term, the people of Question Mark will continue to ponder her ongoing leadership style, especially her lavish lunches and dinners with business conglomerates. Although Question Mark appears to possess a thriving and prosperous future, Mayor Zisk’s dynasty seems to be coming to an end.