“Set a statewide housing production goal of 36,000 new housing units per year — about an 80% increase over prior construction levels — through Executive Order 23-04, and created a Housing Production Advisory Council to reach it.”
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Independently verified. Kotek fully executed the named mechanical deliverables: she signed Executive Order 23-04 on her first full day in office (Jan 2023), set the 36,000-units/year goal (an ~80% increase over prior trends), and stood up the 25-member Housing Production Advisory Council, which delivered recommendations. She has continued to lead/drive the effort as a signature priority (launched the Housing Accountability and Production Office in July 2025, pushed state-owned land for housing, signed 2025 housing-supply bills, and financed/opened ~13,821 units with state support). However, the underlying production goal — the promise's stated purpose ('to reach it') — is far from met: Oregon is on track for ~11,184 units in 2025, about 31% of goal, with residential permits declining since 2023. Because she actively led and drove the effort but it is not fully enacted, CHAMPIONED (+0.75) is correct and nonpartisan — not inflated to FULL (the 36,000-unit outcome is unmet) and not depressed below the leadership she demonstrably provided. Applied symmetrically, a governor of either party with this identical record (signed the EO, created the council, leading the push, ~31% of target) would earn the same label. All three prior sources confirmed real, live, and supporting.
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