All three cited sources are reachable and independently document the IGNORED outcome for this specific promise. Tuberville pledged during his 2020 campaign to donate his entire ~$174,000/year Senate salary ("every dime," "not taking one dime") to Alabama veterans — a personal-ethics commitment entirely within his unilateral control after taking office in January 2021. (1) Lagniappe reports "tax records and his own nonprofit show no evidence that ever happened," documenting charitable giving of roughly $46,101 across 2020–2023 against a salary that would total more than $1 million, and a foundation treasurer who said there was no plan to receive the salary. (2) MSNBC/MaddowBlog states "all of the available evidence, including the foundation's latest tax filing, leaves little doubt that the GOP senator simply didn't do what he said he would do," corroborated by Alabama veterans charities receiving nothing since 2021 and his office declining to answer AL.com directly. (3) Alabama Political Reporter's headline "Report: Tuberville has failed to keep salary pledge to veterans" and its finding of "no evidence that he's done so and quite a bit that he hasn't" reinforce the same conclusion. The tiny, unverified charitable amounts fall far short of any meaningful partial fulfillment of an "every dime / keep none" pledge, so IGNORED (not PARTIAL) is correct. Confidence held at high (not full) because tax filings can understate direct personal giving, though every available data source and the foundation's own officer point the same way. Note: the original rationale's cited giving figure (~$30k–$38k) is slightly lower than Lagniappe's $46,101, but this discrepancy does not change the outcome — any figure in this range is a small fraction of the pledge with no confirmation it reached veterans.