Both cited sources support the PARTIAL outcome and their quotes are accurate. Source 1 (Cramer's own press release) was fetched directly and confirms verbatim that "U.S. Senator Kevin Cramer (R-ND) cosponsored Senator Ted Cruz's (R-TX) Stop Dangerous Sanctuary Cities Act," legislation that restricts sanctuary cities' eligibility for federal grants — Cramer is a cosponsor, not the lead author (Cruz leads). Source 2 (congress.gov S.685) returns HTTP 403 to automated fetch (a bot block, not a dead/fabricated link); I independently confirmed via web search that S.685, 119th Congress, is a live primary record listing Cramer among the cosponsors, that it pulls federal grants from sanctuary cities, and that its status is exactly "Read twice and referred to the Committee on the Judiciary." Thus Cramer performed the committed act (repeated cosponsorship of bills to defund sanctuary jurisdictions), but the substantive objective — actually defunding them — was never enacted: the bills stalled after referral to the Judiciary Committee with no floor vote or passage. That is genuine partial fulfillment: pledged personal action taken, downstream result stalled. CHAMPIONED is correctly rejected because he is only a cosponsor (no leadership/authorship). FULL is inappropriate because sanctuary cities remain funded. PARTIAL neither overstates nor understates the record.