All three cited sources were fetched and verified: each is reachable, supports the stated outcome, and every quoted string appears verbatim. (1) Sheehy's official statement on OBBB passage confirms the quote "I'm proud to see it pass the Senate." verbatim — it establishes his support for the bill (though the statement itself contains no energy-specific language; the energy substance rests on source 2). (2) The Bipartisan Policy Center explainer confirms the ANWR quote verbatim and corroborates BOTH halves of the reasoning: a major fossil-fuel expansion (4 ANWR sales, ~30 Gulf, 6 Cook Inlet, NPR-A leasing, quarterly onshore including Montana) AND termination/phase-out of clean-energy tax credits (wind, solar, EV). (3) The Budd press release confirms the eco-terrorist quote verbatim, correctly attributed to Sheehy, and confirms he co-introduced the Safe and Secure Transportation of American Energy Act — a narrow, not-enacted infrastructure measure. The PARTIAL rating is well-calibrated: Sheehy took real, verifiable action (Yea vote on the enacted OBBB) advancing the fossil-fuel side of the "all forms" pledge, but the same law reversed the renewable side, so the promise was only partly delivered — FULL is correctly declined. CHAMPIONED is correctly declined because on the broad energy effort he was one supporting vote among 50 Republicans, and his single led bill is narrow and unenacted, providing no leadership evidence for the broad promise. The outcome does not overstate the evidence, and PARTIAL (not ATTEMPTED) is right because the fossil-fuel expansion is enacted policy, not merely attempted.