“Launch a 'One Pill Can Kill' fentanyl-education campaign for Alaska's youth, working with the governor's office, the Attorney General and the DEA.”
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CHAMPIONED is upheld. Sullivan delivered and personally led this promise. On May 6, 2024 (after the 2024-02-21 promise date) he co-launched "One Pill Can Kill – Alaska," a statewide fentanyl-awareness campaign, jointly announced with Governor Mike Dunleavy, with Attorney General Treg R. Taylor speaking at the launch alongside the Statewide Drug Enforcement Unit commander and the Public Health commissioner (Source 1, verbatim quote confirmed). His own campaign page states "In May 2024, I launched One Pill Can Kill - Alaska, a statewide fentanyl awareness campaign" (Source 2, verbatim confirmed) and lists a "Federal 'One Pill Can Kill' Campaign" resource linking to dea.gov, satisfying the DEA/federal element, plus a youth focus ("particularly our youth"). Alaska Public Media independently confirms the May 6, 2024 announcement and Sullivan's participation with the verbatim quote "Alaska is under attack. In 2023, opioids killed more Alaskans than ever before" (Source 3). The youth-education component is met via his named Student PSA Competition for Alaska high-school students tied to the campaign (Source 4, corroborated). Every named element — launch, youth focus, governor's office, Attorney General, and DEA — is documented, and the action goes beyond a vote or endorsement: he named/launched the Alaska campaign, published a resource toolkit, and ran his own student PSA competition, which is genuine leadership warranting CHAMPIONED. Confidence is reduced from the original 0.9 to 0.85 because one cited source's quote did not verify verbatim (see reason).
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