Chicago Residents Invited to Vote on Name for O’Hare Pet Rock
Chicago residents have the opportunity to vote on naming a new 50-ton pet rock at O'Hare Airport this election season.
Chicago, IL, October 20, 2026 —
Chicago residents have the opportunity to vote on a name for a new 50-ton “pet rock” at O’Hare Airport this election season, according to the information provided. The summary describes a naming vote but does not give further details about the proposal.
The name of the group or agency organizing the vote was not provided. The available information also does not say when voting opens or closes, how residents can cast a ballot, or which names are being considered. It does not specify where at O’Hare the rock is located or whether it is already on display.
The description calls the object a “pet rock” and gives its weight as 50 tons. No additional information was provided about its origin, appearance, purpose, or how it came to be associated with the airport. The summary also does not explain whether the vote is an official election-season ballot or a separate naming activity taking place during the same period.
Without details about the organizers, voting process, or proposed names, the scope and timing of the public vote remain unclear. The information provided does not state how the winning name will be selected or whether the result will be binding. Further specifics about the initiative were not available in the summary.
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