Verified each cited source. (1) The official Senate roll call for vote #170 (117th Cong., 2nd Sess., May 11, 2022) loads and confirms the question "On Cloture on the Motion to Proceed (Motion to Invoke Cloture Re: Motion to Proceed to S. 4132)," Kaine (D-VA) voting Yea, tally 49-51 — the promised vote. (2) Kaine's official statement page exists and documents that he voted for the motion to proceed and is a cosponsor of the WHPA (the cited quote is a close paraphrase of the page's wording; substance confirmed). (3) The NPR article direct-fetch timed out twice, but web search confirms the article exists at the exact cited URL, titled "Women's Health Protection Act to codify abortion protections fails in the Senate," reporting the 49-51 failure with Manchin the lone Democrat opposing — corroborating context the primary roll call already establishes. (4) The March 8, 2023 reintroduction press release loads and confirms Kaine joined colleagues reintroducing the WHPA with the "codify the protections that Roe v. Wade gave to American women" quote. The FULL outcome is properly supported: Kaine did exactly what he pledged — cast a Yea vote and cosponsored the bill; the bill's failure was caused by the Republican/Manchin filibuster, not any inaction by Kaine, and the promise was specifically to "vote for and support." FULL (not CHAMPIONED) is correct since he was a cosponsor/voter rather than lead sponsor or floor manager. No source is unreachable in a way that undermines the outcome, no quote is fabricated, and the outcome does not overstate the evidence.