On the Ballot: One Year After Charlie Kirk’s Assassination, Turning Point USA Presses On

Year after Kirk’s death, Turning Point USA shows growth, mixed political results

One year after Charlie Kirk’s assassination, Turning Point USA is raising millions and expanding under Erika Kirk but its political influence faces a major test in Arizona.

On the Ballot: One year after Charlie Kirk’s assassination, Turning Point USA presses on

Turning Point USA (TPUSA) is navigating its first election cycle without its founder. Thursday marks one year since Charlie Kirk was assassinated at a Utah university during one of his “Prove Me Wrong” debates. His wife, Erika Kirk, took the reins of conservative nonprofit after his death, charting its course as the leading youth organization in Republican politics. ...

Turning Point USA Is Walking a Tightrope

A year after founder Charlie Kirk was assassinated, the organization is trying to maintain a big tent in a fracturing conservative landscape. - Eli Kronenberg - Start a free trial today for full access.

A Year After Charlie Kirk’s Death, Turning Point Plans to Spend Big on the Midterms

Turning Point will spend tens of millions on ads and turnout, sources say, with a focus on New Hampshire, Arizona, and Nevada.