Charlie Kirk shot at Utah Valley University as Utah politicians call for prayers

After shooting at the co -founder of the United States of America in the United States of America Charlie Kerk at Utah Valley University, Utah Spencer Cox’s governor called the public to pray for the 31 -year -old father and his family.

“We need your prayers for Charlie,” said Cox, a fans, on Wednesday.

Senator John Cortis, R-r-r-up separately, said his office is working to collect information about the attack.

“We are praying for his safety and the welfare of everyone affected,” said Cortis.

Charlie Kirk is confident of conservatives defeating American youth after watching the Democratic Summit

“I am grateful for the quick response to law enforcement and the first respondents working to secure the campus.”

“This is the time for prayer,” added the Cortis of Senator Mike Lee, R-r-r-r-liah.

Republican Vice President of Blake Moore, R-r-Otah, added that his office also follows the horrific events.

Moore said: “My team is following the tragic photography at Utah Valley University and searching for more information when available,” Moore said.

“We pray for Charlie Kerk, his family, students, and all those affected.”

Representative Burgis Owens, R-riah, described the situation as “horrific”, adding, “We will not tolerate this in Utah.”

The former New York plane was repeated by Representative Mike Kennedy, who represents the city of Orim where the University of Utah Valley is located.

Charlie Kirk is called JD Vance as a guiding light for young conservatives, but he says the Republican Party must make promises

“He destroyed me to learn Charlie Kirk, he was shot at an UVU event,” Kennedy said in a statement.

“We condemn this meaningless act of violence. We pray for Charlie and all the affected people. My team is watching the situation to get updates.”

Representative Celesal Malawi, the remaining member of the remaining Congress in Bayhaif, requested a prayer and said that the situation “does not reflect who we are in Utah.”

On the eastern coast, where major ruling elections will be held within a little more than a month, candidates from both sides spoke against political violence and said that Kirk and his family deserve the ideas of the nation.

“Please keep Charlie Kirk in your prayers,” said Virginia Governor Winsum Earl.

“He is a husband, a young father, and a person who is deeply interested in our country. Praying for him and his family.”

Click here to get the Fox News app

Her opponent, the former deputy, Abyel Spipperger, said that she and her husband Adam pray for the Kirk family.

“Political violence is of any unacceptable type,” said a former democratic members of the Congress.

Charlie Kerk comes out of hats before speaking at Utah Valley University in Orim, Utah, Wednesday, September 10, 2025. (Tess Crowley/The Deserve News via AP)

To the north, the Republican Ruler’s candidate in New Jacques Seatarley said that there should be “absolutely tolerance of political violence and the harsh punishment for its perpetrators.”

“Pray for Charlie Kerk and his young family,” said Seatarili.

The opponent Mickey Sherrill, a member of the Democratic Congress, has now described the shooting as “horrific”.

She said: “I pray for him and his family. Political violence is dangerous, non -American, and has no place in our democracy.”

Sherrill said at X.