Has Turning Point USA filed corporate or nonprofit filings in its state registry showing director changes since September 2025?
Executive summary
Turning Point USA’s public Arizona nonprofit registration record available in the provided reporting does not show any director-change filings after September 2025; the Arizona Corporation Commission entry captured on Sept. 26, 2025 lists TURNING POINT USA, INC. as an active foreign nonprofit with its last annual report filed in 2025 [1]. Reporting that documents organizational controversy later in 2025 and December allegations about missed federal filings do not, in the sources supplied, establish that state-level director-change paperwork was submitted after September 2025 [2].
1. What the state registry record actually shows
The Arizona Corporation Commission search snapshot in the reporting lists TURNING POINT USA, INC. (Entity ID F21529014) as an active foreign nonprofit, formed in 2017 with an original incorporation date shown and a “Last Annual Report Filed: 2025,” based on a search captured on Sept. 26, 2025 [1]. That entry demonstrates that the organization was maintaining at least annual reporting through 2025 in Arizona’s registry, but the published record in the sources does not include any line-item or date explicitly documenting a change of directors or corporate officers after that September 2025 search [1].
2. What other reporting suggests — and what it doesn’t — about leadership changes
News coverage and watchdog write‑ups in late 2025 chronicle turmoil around Turning Point USA — including social‑media allegations about missed federal filings and donor backlash reported by InfluenceWatch in December 2025 — but those pieces refer to federal tax‑exempt filings and social media claims rather than to Arizona state director‑change filings [2]. Politico and other outlets describe leadership visibility (for example, Erika Kirk speaking at TPUSA events in December 2025), but those articles are not cited in the supplied sources as documenting formal corporate registry amendments filed with Arizona’s agencies [3].
3. How to interpret the gap between press reporting and public registry records
State business registries and the Arizona Corporation Commission track formal corporate filings such as annual reports and officer/director amendments; the ACC search entry in the reporting confirms a 2025 annual report was filed but does not prove there were or were not director changes after that snapshot date — the reporting simply does not include any post‑September 2025 ACC filings showing a director change [1]. Separately, allegations about campaign finance or federal Form 990 compliance raise questions about governance and disclosure [4] [5], yet those are distinct filing regimes and cannot be equated with state registry director filings unless a source explicitly ties them together [4] [5].
4. Bottom line and limits of available evidence
Based on the documents and news items provided, there is no cited record showing Turning Point USA filed a state corporate or nonprofit amendment in Arizona that documents a director change after September 2025; the ACC entry available in the reporting shows the entity active with an annual report filed in 2025 as of a Sept. 26, 2025 search but contains no subsequent director‑change entry in the supplied sources [1]. This conclusion is limited to the materials provided: if contemporaneous ACC filings, Secretary of State updates, or scanned amendment documents exist after Sept. 26, 2025, they are not included in the reporting given here and thus cannot be asserted.