PARTIAL is upheld, supported by two exactly-matching PRIMARY sources. (1) Gov. Pillen's 2024 State of the State (governor.nebraska.gov) contains verbatim: "we should invest an additional 25 million dollars into the Rural Workforce Housing Fund" — establishing a $25M promise aimed specifically at the RURAL fund. (2) Nebraska DED (opportunity.nebraska.gov) confirms verbatim: "In 2024, the Nebraska Legislature approved a transfer of $12,500,000 from the Nebraska Affordable Housing Trust Fund to the Rural Workforce Housing Investment Fund," with $12,540,000 awarded — establishing that the named fund received only HALF the promised amount. This is a textbook PARTIAL: not FULL (rural fund got $12.5M, not $25M) and not CHAMPIONED (Pillen led the push but the promised amount was not delivered to the named fund). Caveats reducing confidence: the third (secondary) source, Nebraska Public Media, does NOT contain the cited quote verbatim — the actual text is "the Rural Workforce Housing and Middle Income Housing Investment Funds" (the rating inserted the word "Fund"), and that article covers a different bill/session (LB261/LB264, a Sen. Bob Hallstrom amendment, 26-5 vote, $4M cuts from each fund), NOT the LB1413 / Sen. McKinney / 25-23 floor-amendment narrative asserted in the rationale. Those procedural specifics (McKinney amendment, 25-23 vote, LB1413 mechanics) are not documented by any cited source and should be treated as unverified. However, the $12.5M-to-rural outcome itself IS documented by the DED primary source, so the PARTIAL rating stands on solid primary-source footing.