“As Chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, committed to enacting the FY2025 National Defense Authorization Act and urged the Senate to pass it and send it to the President to be signed into law.”
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Both cited sources are reachable and document the promised outcome with real leadership. The PRIMARY source (Reed's own Senate release) confirms verbatim that "The U.S. Senate voted 85-14 today to pass the Fiscal Year 2025 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA)" on December 18, 2024, and that Jack Reed, "the Chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee (SASC), who led passage of the bill through the Senate" — this is documented leadership (led passage as SASC Chairman), not a mere vote or support, satisfying the CHAMPIONED bar. The REPUTABLE_SECONDARY source (Wikipedia) corroborates the enacted outcome: signed into law December 23, 2024 under Public Law 118-159, with Senate approval December 18, 2024 by 85-14, and identifies Reed as Committee Chairman. The outcome was fully achieved (enacted into law) after the promise date, and Reed as SASC Chairman personally led/negotiated and drove the bill through the chamber. CHAMPIONED is upheld.
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