All four cited sources are reachable and each supports the PARTIAL outcome for this "debt-reduction as top priority" promise; every quoted string was confirmed verbatim. (1) Sandpoint Reader carries Risch's verbatim statement "I remain committed to reining in the national debt..." and confirms he voted FOR the One Big Beautiful Bill. (2) CRFB verbatim: OBBBA "would add $2.4 trillion to primary deficits over the coming decade, adding $3.0 trillion to the debt including interest." (3) Senate Budget Committee headline verbatim: CBO final tally "$3.4 Trillion to Deficits Over 10 Years" (a minority-party/Merkley release, but it accurately relays the CBO figure). (4) Risch's own office release confirms the "Reduce Debt, Curb Wasteful Spending" Zero Based Budget Act headline verbatim. The mixed record — repeated but unenacted debt-reduction efforts offset by a decisive vote for a ~$3.0-3.4T deficit-increasing law — properly supports PARTIAL rather than a higher tier (no enacted debt reduction, and a major contradictory vote) or MISALIGNED (the body of pro-debt-reduction action is too substantial). Not CHAMPIONED: no enacted debt reduction he led. One caveat: the rationale calls Risch "a co-sponsor rather than a lead author," but source #4 shows him as a lead sponsor of the Zero Based Budget Act ("My legislation"); this understates his role and would push toward a higher rating, so it does not inflate PARTIAL. Rating upheld.