“Pledged that in her second term she will continue to work across party lines and deliver for Nevada families by lowering costs, creating good-paying jobs, strengthening the health care system, and supporting veterans, servicemembers, and law enforcement.”
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All five cited PRIMARY sources are reachable and every quoted phrase verifies against the live pages. The evidence documents genuine bipartisan LEADERSHIP in Rosen's second term (began Jan 2025), not mere votes: her office reports she introduced 46 bills, "nearly two-thirds of which were bipartisan," and was "the lead Democratic sponsor on over a dozen Republican-led bills." Concrete authored/introduced bipartisan legislation spans every pillar the promise named — health care (Physicians for Underserved Areas Act, introduced with Boozman R-AR), jobs + veterans (Hire Student Vets Act, introduced with Moran R-KS), and veterans/servicemembers with enacted, Nevada-specific NDAA wins she helped write (Air National Guard military construction, 3.8% troop pay raise, $47M Fallon range). Law enforcement is covered by the enacted Secure Rural Schools Reauthorization Act, which funds rural-county law enforcement — though on that bill she is characterized as "Rosen-backed"/"helped introduce"/"a leader in the effort" rather than sole author, a slightly softer leadership showing that the other four examples more than compensate for. Because she authored/led numerous bipartisan bills across all named areas (beyond votes), CHAMPIONED is warranted rather than FULL. Confidence is held at 0.83 (not higher) because all sources are her own Senate office (self-reported, though bill introductions are verifiable public record) and not every pillar is fully enacted.
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