The race is on for mayor of a Long Island town. There’s just one problem: no one entered the race. Bayville, New York, sits on the Long Island Sound, a quaint village of around 7,000. As the town gets ready to vote for mayor this year, a strange thing has occurred: There are no candidates officially running for mayor. That means, with Election Day approaching, voters will have to write in their choice for the village’s top job. So why will there be no names on this year's ballot for mayor?