Both cited sources are reachable and document genuine leadership by Wes Moore on the promised goal of ending child poverty in Maryland. The Maryland Governor's Office press release (July 10, 2024) contains the cited quote verbatim — "The ENOUGH Act, a landmark piece of legislation the Moore-Miller Administration passed in the spring of 2024" — and describes the ENOUGH Initiative as "a first-of-its-kind, community-based strategy to address concentrated child poverty," backed by a $20M investment and competitive grants. This is executive leadership: Moore's administration authored and drove passage of the legislation, not a mere vote or rhetorical support, which satisfies the CHAMPIONED leadership bar. The Urban Institute piece independently corroborates the broader effort, with all four quoted fragments present ("a place-based, community-driven antipoverty grant program," "cross-agency Children's Cabinet," "raised the minimum wage," "expanded eligibility for tax credits") and explicitly credits Moore's administration with a coordinated "whole government approach" since 2023. CHAMPIONED is correct rather than FULL because the underlying goal — actually ending child poverty — has not been achieved and remains a multi-year, in-progress effort; and rather than PARTIAL/FULL because the evidence shows Moore led (authored/passed) the flagship initiative rather than merely voting for or supporting someone else's. No fabricated quotes, no unreachable sources, no overstatement of the evidence.