Both cited sources are reachable and directly document that Governor Lombardo submitted and led legislation creating an Office of School Choice within the Nevada Department of Education, satisfying the CHAMPIONED leadership bar. Source 1 (News 3 Las Vegas) contains the cited quote verbatim and explicitly attributes the bill to Lombardo as "His bill, Assembly Bill 400," framing it as keeping his campaign promise — an authorship attribution, not a mere vote. Source 2 (Review-Journal) confirms both halves of the ellipsis-joined quote: Lombardo's chief of staff Ben Kieckhefer "presented two of Lombardo's bills, including one encompassing much of the governor's education goals," and "The bill would create the Office of School Choice within the Department of Education, which would 'serve as a clearinghouse of available options and information for families.'" Together these establish that AB400 was Lombardo's own authored administration bill — leadership beyond a vote or support. The promise concerned SUBMITTING the legislation, which he demonstrably did and led; the later amendment removing the provision occurs downstream of the promised act and does not undercut CHAMPIONED for submission. The ellipsis in the RJ quote is used legitimately to bridge two verified passages and is not fabricated.