All three cited sources were fetched and verified reachable, and each contains its cited quote verbatim. (1) The PRIMARY source (klobuchar.senate.gov) contains "advanced three bipartisan bills out of the Rules Committee today to take on the use of AI in our elections," discusses the Protect Elections from Deceptive AI Act, and identifies Klobuchar as the lead author who introduced the bill and drove it through the Senate Rules Committee she chairs. (2) MeriTalk contains "Both bills passed through the committee on a vote of 9-2." and identifies Klobuchar as the primary sponsor who introduced the Act in September (with Hawley, Coons, Collins). (3) CyberScoop contains the cited opening-paragraph quote and identifies the Act as coming "from Chairwoman Amy Klobuchar," her committee moving it to the Senate floor. The CHAMPIONED bar for real leadership is met: Klobuchar authored/introduced the bill and, as Rules Committee Chair, drove it through markup and a 9-2 committee vote — this is genuine leadership (authored + led through committee), not merely a vote or expression of support. CHAMPIONED rather than FULL is correct because the promise's literal goal — to ENACT the Act — has not been achieved: the bill cleared committee but never received a Senate floor vote and is not law. It is not ATTEMPTED because that would understate her role as the bill's primary author and the committee chair who advanced it. Rating upheld as CHAMPIONED.