Bloodied Trump rushed off stage after assassination attempt at Pennsylvania rally Alexa Juliana Ard

Trump appeared to have been struck in the ear by a bullet, with blood visible as he was rushed off stage.

The shooting is being investigated as a possible assassination attempt.

A shooter is dead, and at least one bystander was confirmed killed, with possibly a second victim as well.

Trump was taken to a local medical facility and is reported to be "fine" and "in good spirits" while under observation.

The Secret Service said they have implemented protective measures and the former president is safe, as they continue their investigation.

Republican leaders, including potential VP picks JD Vance, Doug Burgum and Marco Rubio, called for prayers for Trump and those at the rally.

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro condemned the violence, stating it has no place in the state or the U.S.

The ATF is assisting the Secret Service and other law enforcement in the investigation, which is a top priority.

The shooting occurred just days before Trump was set to announce his vice presidential pick at the upcoming Republican National Convention in Milwaukee

– The Secret Service officers escorted Trump off the stage, maintaining a tight protective formation.

Donald Trump appeared to be the target of an assassination attempt