Pennsylvania primary election: ‘Explosive device’ thrown from car near polling site
Authorities in Pennsylvania are investigating after an “unknown explosive device” was allegedly thrown from a vehicle near a polling place on Tuesday morning as voters headed to the polls for the state’s primary election, according to The Mirror US. A person arrives at the polls to cast their ballot in the Pennsylvania primary election on May 19, 2026 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Primary voting took place in Pennsylvania with heated local elections, and several candidates are eyeing seats in Congress in the Midterms in November. (Getty Images via AFP) The incident took place near Salem United Church of Christ in Catasauqua, Lehigh County, a church that was serving as a polling location during Tuesday’s primaries. Explosion reported Pennsylvania State Police said there was some kind of explosion near a vehicle in the area shortly after polls opened. Trooper Nathan Banosky said during a media briefing that authorities were responding to an “unknown explosive device” incident near the polling site, The Mirror US reported. He added that there had been some “sort of explosion” near a vehicle …









