All three cited sources are reachable, and each quoted passage appears verbatim in its article. GBH News confirms Healey's direct quote ("I directed our state agencies to go out and scour the Commonwealth and identify any parcels of state-owned land that really aren't being used...") and frames the effort as Healey-driven ("The Healey-Driscoll administration is offering hundreds of acres..."). WBUR confirms the "These 450 acres will be turned into thousands of new homes..." quote attributed to Healey and independently corroborates that she signed an executive order in October 2023 directing her administration to inventory surplus state land — meeting the identify-within-one-year commitment from her January 2023 inaugural. NBC Boston confirms the "We looked for locations that were attractive to developers..." quote (correctly spoken by Secretary Ed Augustus, used only as initiative evidence) and states the initiative "stems from an executive order by Healey directing agencies to identify surplus properties." The CHAMPIONED leadership test is satisfied: Healey personally authored the commitment, signed EO 623, and stood up the named State Land for Homes initiative — this is authoring/leading, not a vote or passive support. CHAMPIONED (not FULL) is warranted by the personal authorship and drive; confidence held at 0.85 because the literal "convert into homes" component is inherently multi-year and still in the pipeline beyond the one-year mark, even though the identification deadline was clearly met.