Ossoff and Warnock's Jan. 5, 2021 runoff wins flipped the Senate to a 50-50 Democratic majority, the precondition for any relief bill. On March 6, 2021 the Senate passed the American Rescue Plan Act (H.R. 1319) 50-49 with zero Republican support; the official roll call records Ossoff voting "Yea" — a decisive vote given the one-vote margin. However, the bill delivered $1,400 direct payments per person, not the promised standalone $2,000 check. The $2,000-per-person figure holds only cumulatively, combining the $1,400 with the $600 payment enacted in December 2020 — a framing rooted in the December CASH Act and defended by Democrats, but not what the Senate literally passed as a single $2,000 check. Because Ossoff cast a decisive vote that delivered direct payments and the $2,000 cumulative total was achieved, but the literal $2,000 stimulus check was not enacted, this is a partial fulfillment. Not CHAMPIONED because his election was enabling and his vote decisive but he was not the primary author/driver. Not FULL because of the material $1,400-vs-$2,000 discrepancy central to public dispute over the promise. All four cited sources were verified: the Senate roll call and Ossoff press release directly (both confirm the decisive Yea vote and the $1,400 amount), and the NBC News headline and Snopes fact-check via search after direct fetches were blocked (403/402) — the NBC headline was confirmed verbatim and the Snopes $600+$1,400=$2,000 framing was confirmed in substance.