South Side residents and activists continue to oppose the quantum computing/microelectronics project planned for the former U.S. Steel site. Activists are now pushing a new November ballot initiative to relocate the project in favor of grocery stores, affordable housing, and youth-focused community spaces. On the South Side, residents and community activists are refusing to give up the fight. A representative from Southside Together told the crowd: "We don’t need a quantum facility in our community. The board of elections rejected the March ballot initiative earlier this month over what it described as "confusing and ambiguous" language.