“Transition Colorado to 100% renewable energy by 2040 (a signature goal first campaigned on in 2018 and reiterated in his State of the State addresses).”
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This 2018 signature campaign goal targets 2040, so FULL is impossible now (100% not reached; deadline 14 years out). Both cited sources were WebFetched and verified. Utility Dive confirms verbatim that Governor Polis "unveiled a roadmap of the state's path to 100% renewable electricity by 2040" and "signed seven climate and energy bills along with four electric vehicle (EV) bills" — documenting executive leadership beyond passive support: he released his administration's official roadmap toward the 2040 target and signed the enabling clean-energy package. Colorado Times Recorder confirms verbatim that "53% of electricity in Colorado came from renewable sources, up from 43% in 2025" and that 100% renewables by 2040 was "a central plank of his campaign," establishing this as his signature goal with measurable, on-trajectory progress. Because he led/drove the effort (unveiled the state roadmap, drove and signed the legislative agenda) rather than merely voting, CHAMPIONED fits better than PARTIAL. Confidence moderated because the final target is unmet and the source shows he "unveiled"/"signed" (with collaboration and noted tension with the House Speaker) rather than personally "authored" the roadmap/bills as the rationale's wording implies.
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