All three cited PRIMARY sources are reachable and support the CHAMPIONED outcome for this exact promise (the My Body, My Data Act). Wyden's own office press release headline is verbatim ("Sens. Wyden, Hirono, Rep. Jacobs Reintroduce the My Body, My Data Act to Protect Reproductive and Sexual Health Data"), and his cited quote ("There should be strict limits on how tech companies collect, use and share personal, sensitive information—especially reproductive health information collected through period tracking apps or web searches.") appears word-for-word on the page. The govinfo record confirms S.1656 (My Body, My Data Act of 2023, introduced May 17, 2023), with Hirono as sponsor, Wyden as a listed cosponsor, referred to the Commerce Committee. Hirono's office press release confirms a fresh co-led reintroduction on June 13, 2025 in the 119th Congress, with a verbatim headline ("Hirono, Wyden, Jacobs Reintroduce Bill to Protect Reproductive and Sexual Health Data") naming Wyden. The sources show genuine LEADERSHIP, not a mere vote or passive support: Wyden is a named co-lead reintroducer in both offices' announcements, sustained across two consecutive Congresses. CHAMPIONED (not FULL) is correct because the protections were never enacted — no floor vote, never became law — while the non-enactment reflects an unscheduled bill, not any retreat by Wyden. One minor imperfection: the rating attributes a paraphrased sentence to the Hirono page rather than a verbatim string, but the verbatim headline and body text fully substantiate Wyden's co-lead role, so it is not a fabricated quote. Rating upheld.