All three cited sources verify the CHAMPIONED outcome for this promise. (1) The peters.senate.gov press release (April 4, 2019) opens exactly with the cited sentence naming Peters, Stabenow, Casey, and Kildee introducing the Veterans Exposed to Toxic PFAS (VET PFAS) Act to guarantee VA health care for veterans and families exposed to PFAS — matching the promise date and text verbatim. (2) GovInfo BILLS-118s2294is confirms S.2294 (118th Congress), the VET PFAS Act, introduced July 13, 2023, Sponsor Stabenow, with Gary C. Peters as a named cosponsor — establishing the "keep working" element via reintroduction in a later Congress. (3) The congress.gov S.1023 URL returned HTTP 403 under WebFetch, but its cited claim is independently corroborated by the GPO/GovInfo primary record (BILLS-116s1023is) and the congress.gov bill text: S.1023 (116th Congress), VET PFAS Act, introduced April 3, 2019 by "Ms. Stabenow (for herself, Mr. Peters, and Mr. Casey)," read twice and referred to the Committee on Veterans' Affairs, with Peters an original cosponsor. The promise was framed as introducing the bill and continuing to work the PFAS issue, not as securing enactment; two verified introductions across separate Congresses (116th and 118th) plus his PFAS Task Force role demonstrate sustained advocacy consistent with CHAMPIONED rather than a one-time FULL. Non-enactment does not count against the promise. Confidence is tempered because Stabenow is the formal lead sponsor and Peters a consistent co-lead/original cosponsor, so the leadership is shared. Applying the same bar to either party, the outcome is not overstated by the evidence.