All four cited sources are reachable and each supports the CHAMPIONED outcome for this promise; every quoted string appears verbatim on its page. Source 1 (rosen.senate.gov, May 11, 2022) confirms Rosen's floor speech urging WHPA passage, with the quoted sentence present word-for-word and the added context that she helped introduce the WHPA "because it is the best option we have to codify Roe versus Wade into law." Source 2 (democrats.senate.gov) confirms the S.4132 cloture vote "Not invoked: 49-51." Source 3 (rosen.senate.gov, March 8, 2023) confirms she and Cortez Masto reintroduced the WHPA to codify Roe, with the quoted line present. Source 4 (rosen.senate.gov, July 10, 2024) confirms she helped introduce and voted for the Reproductive Freedom for Women Act, with the quoted line present. Together these document leadership beyond a single vote — lead sponsorship/reintroduction, repeated floor advocacy, and multiple aligned votes — which is the definition of CHAMPIONED for the promise's dominant "continue fighting to protect reproductive rights" commitment. The rating does not overstate the evidence: it explicitly acknowledges the WHPA itself never passed (repeated failed cloture votes, a filibuster outcome outside her individual control) rather than claiming the bill became law. Applying the same standard I would for the opposite party, the outcome is well-grounded and not inflated, so I uphold CHAMPIONED.