Candlelight vigil honors Charlie Kirk at ASU campus after assassination

It highlighted a candlelight feeling in the financial newspaper Desert on the campus of Arizona State University on Monday. The campus is miles away from the headquarters of Turning Point Usa.

The volunteers wore the “Anna Charlie” shirts, and many attendees wore red, including Maga caps, to show their support for the murdered conservative leader.

Speakers used the moment to direct the tragedy to the activity and share Christian faith, including many of his close friends and colleagues.

Charlie Kerk celebrations held at universities throughout America after the assassination of the conservative activist

“2026 will be the Charlie Kirk elections. 2028 will be the Kirk Vance elections,” said Tyler Boer, who runs the role of Point, while volunteers were registering voters in the events. BowYer encouraged people to use the tragedy as an opportunity to stimulate the conservative movement, and specifically calls people to register to vote.

Peter Gentula, head of the Arizona Policy Center, said that he is “personal” when a “great man” dies, talking strongly about the influence of Kirk in the state of Grand Canyon and the nation.

Sometimes, the attendees chanted “Charlie” and “the United States of America” ​​during the protest period organized by the branch of the State of Arizona State University and TPUSA.

From sadness to grow

People pray in a memorial to Charlie Kirk at the Turning Point Usa headquarters on September 12, 2025 in Phoenix, Ariz. (Eric Thuir/Getti Emiez)

“ACT. The start of the separation of a turning point, the participation in a transformation chapter, the registration of voting, and the registration of other people to vote and share your faith with others,” Troy Holdby, President of ASU College Republics, told Fox News Digital.

“This will be changing in our entire country. We will see large sums of people who come to vote for our country because Charlie Kirk cares about it.”

This tragedy could be a decisive moment for the generation of Z because Kerk had a strong impact among American young people.

It is possible that a “sleeping giant” will wake up to Turning Point Usa after the assassination of Charlie Kirk

The attendees picked up the posters of the founder of Turning Point USA Charlie Kerk during the protest period in the desert of Financial Arena on the campus of Arizona State University in Timby, Arizona, Monday, September 15, 2025. (Rebecca Nobel/Bloomberg via Getti Emaiz)

“Many people look at this at the present time, and they realize that American and left culture as a whole has stumbled in America’s ability to conduct a dialogue, and I think that General Z will retain the ideas of the first amendment.”

After the assassination of Kirk on Wednesday, the coffin was transferred to the second air force to Phoenix, where a large life service is scheduled to celebrate on Sunday at the State Pharm Stadium in Glenel, Arizona. BowYer published in X Tuesday that voter registration efforts will be on Sunday.

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“Registrar in a province [Justin Heap] The largest possible number of voter registration models provides as a human printable and can celebrate Charlie this Sunday. “We expect Bouer to register tens of thousands of new voters this week in AZ and throughout the country in honor of CK,” Bouwir wrote.

Large souvenirs have been created outside the Hansen Mortuary chapel, where the coffin is held, as well as outside the TPUSA headquarters in southern Phoenix. A 19 -year -old man faces the charges of sabotage by allegedly trying to destroy the memorial on Sunday, which was seen by Fox News cameras.