All four cited sources are reachable and support the ATTEMPTED outcome, and every load-bearing quote is verified. (1) Governor's State of the State (primary) confirms the promise: "With your support, AHFC will use part of this dividend to create a new mortgage down payment assistance program... help 1,100 to 1,300 families purchase their first home." (2) The FY2025 OMB capital summary (primary, Ref. 65315) — which WebFetch returned as binary, so I read the saved PDF directly — confirms verbatim: "AHFC Down Payment Assistance Grant Program / FY2025 Request: $25,000,000," "individuals earning a college degree or trade school certificate in the last five years could qualify for a down payment assistance grant from the State of Alaska," and "This appropriation could serve up to 1,250 households with $20,000 in assistance." This documents a genuine, concrete attempt. (3) The Juneau Empire/Alaska Beacon article (the outcome-determining source) contains the quote verbatim: "In his State of the State address this year, Dunleavy proposed a $25 million down payment assistance program for new homebuyers. The Legislature didn't fund that program, but lawmakers kept most of that money in AHFC, adding cash to a program that builds housing for public workers in rural Alaska." This establishes the promised program was NOT created and the money was redirected. (4) Alaska Public Media confirms HB 273 reduces AHFC down-payment requirements from 5% to 3% (an underwriting/loan-to-value change) and that the grant-based assistance program lived in the capital budget — a distinct mechanism, so the enacted bill is not partial delivery of the promised assistance program. ATTEMPTED (genuine documented effort that the Legislature declined to fund) is the correct, non-overstated rating; it neither inflates to FULL/PARTIAL nor understates to IGNORED/ABSTAINED. Minor caveat: source 4's fetch noted the article does not literally print the label "HB 273," but every substantive clause the rating attributes to it is present and contextually correct, and it is a corroborating rather than load-bearing source.