Voting Underway on Six Finalist Names for O’Hare’s Giant Rock
Voting is underway for six finalist names for a giant rock discovered at Chicago's O'Hare Airport.
Chicago, IL, October 16, 2026 —
Voting is underway to choose among six finalist names for a giant rock discovered at Chicago’s O’Hare Airport, according to the information provided. The six names and the identity of the person or organization overseeing the vote were not provided.
The available details do not say when voting began or when it will end. They also do not specify who is eligible to vote, how ballots are being collected, or whether the results will be announced publicly. No final name has been identified.
Further information about the rock is also not available in the summary. Its size, precise location at the airport, discovery date and circumstances were not stated. The summary does not describe how the rock was found or whether it has been moved.
With only the existence of six name finalists and an ongoing vote confirmed, the outcome and next steps remain unclear. The information provided does not say whether the winning name will be formally adopted, or when any naming decision might take effect. Until additional details are available, the vote’s process, timeline and result cannot be specified.
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