The CHAMPIONED rating holds. The promise was to "continue fighting" for rural communities by introducing bipartisan bills giving rural water systems, farmers, and ranchers cybersecurity resources. Verification of the cited sources confirms genuine LEADERSHIP (authorship/co-introduction), not a mere vote or generic support: (1) SecurityWeek confirms the Cybersecurity for Rural Water Systems Act of 2025 was "introduced ... in the Senate by senators Catherine Cortez Masto (D-Nev) and Mike Rounds (R-SD)" and "updates and expands the Circuit Rider Program, which provides technical assistance to rural water system entities serving areas with populations of 10,000 or less" — Cortez Masto is a lead sponsor. (2) Sen. Budd's official Senate page confirms "U.S. Senators Ted Budd (R-N.C.) and Catherine Cortez Masto (D-Nev.) introduced the bipartisan Cybersecurity in Agriculture Act" establishing "a network of five Regional Agriculture Cybersecurity Centers" — Cortez Masto is a co-lead introducer, covering the farmers/ranchers element. (3) Congress.gov S.1018 was unfetchable via WebFetch (a 403 bot-block, not a dead page), but WebSearch returned the congress.gov page with the exact verbatim title "S.1018 - 119th Congress (2025-2026): Cybersecurity for Rural Water Systems Act," sponsored by "Ms. Cortez Masto and Mr. Rounds," corroborated by her own office's "Cortez Masto Leads Two Bipartisan Bills..." press release and Rounds' office. The bills remain introduced/pending (not enacted), which is consistent with CHAMPIONED (active leadership of the cause) rather than FULL (reserved for enactment); the promise's own terms — introducing/leading bipartisan bills — were met and continued after the promise date. The quotes appear as cited and the outcome does not overstate the evidence.