“Ahead of the January 6, 2021 congressional session, committed to uphold her oath and vote to affirm the Electoral College's certification of the 2020 presidential election result.”
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All three cited sources are reachable and support the FULL outcome for this promise. (1) On Jan 5, 2021, Fischer publicly committed to uphold her oath and vote to affirm the Electoral College certification — the WOWT source confirms this verbatim, including the cited "no do-overs / disenfranchised" quote. (2) On the Jan 6, 2021 objection to Arizona's electoral votes (Senate Vote 1), Fischer voted Nay; the objection was Not Sustained (6 Yea, 93 Nay). (3) On the Jan 7, 2021 objection to Pennsylvania's electoral votes (Senate Vote 2, submitted by Perry and Hawley), Fischer voted Nay; the objection was Not Sustained (7 Yea, 92 Nay). Voting Nay on each objection is a vote to affirm certification, so she kept the promise precisely. FULL (not CHAMPIONED) is appropriate because she cast the promised votes without leading the certification effort beyond her own votes. Every cited quote appears in its source; no quote is fabricated and the outcome does not overstate the evidence.
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