Adversarial re-check confirms the prior rating. (1) The promise is real and quoted accurately: Bennet's GUBERNATORIAL campaign site states verbatim that he 'will work with state health care leaders, advocates, and federal partners to design and launch a new Colorado Public Option for Coloradans who earn too much to qualify for Medicaid but still struggle to afford coverage on the individual marketplace.' It is therefore a STATE-EXECUTIVE promise, deliverable only from the governor's office plus Colorado legislative action. (2) Bennet never obtained that office: he lost the June 30, 2026 Democratic gubernatorial primary to Attorney General Phil Weiser, 43.1% to 56.9%, independently confirmed by The Colorado Sun and Wikipedia's 2026 Colorado gubernatorial election page; he remains a U.S. Senator. With no state executive or state legislative role, he had no genuine mechanism to design or launch a Colorado state public option, so the correct label is NO_OPPORTUNITY (score 0 - neither credited nor penalized), not IGNORED (which requires a real opportunity that went unused). (3) Tested the generous direction and rejected it: his Dec 4, 2025 reintroduction of the federal Medicare-X Choice Act is a NATIONAL public option available in every U.S. county, not the promised Colorado-specific program, and merely campaigning on a proposal is not 'leading/sponsoring/driving' the promised effort, so CHAMPIONED is not warranted. (4) Cross-party symmetry check: a candidate of either party who loses a primary and never takes office would receive NO_OPPORTUNITY on an executive-branch promise under the identical standard; no partisan leniency or harshness detected. All three sources cited by the prior researcher were fetched and are live, real, and accurately quoted.