Senate Resolution No. 113, introduced by the State Affairs Committee, addresses the alarming rise of political violence in the United States and specifically condemns such acts. The resolution highlights recent tragic incidents, including the murder of political activist Charles "Charlie" James Kirk and Minnesota State Representative Melissa Hortman, emphasizing that these acts undermine the foundation of a free and civil society, which relies on open and respectful political discourse. It acknowledges that Idaho is not immune to these threats, as law enforcement and public officials have also faced targeted violence, eroding civility and trust between citizens and their government.

In response, the Senate resolves to condemn all forms of political violence and honors the victims and their legacies. It commends law enforcement and emergency personnel for their efforts in addressing these crimes and calls upon all Idahoans, regardless of their backgrounds or political affiliations, to reject political violence. The resolution encourages a recommitment to respectful debate and the upholding of American values, urging citizens to honor one another as fellow Americans now and in the future.