Both cited sources are reachable and both quotes appear verbatim. Source 1 (governor.ri.gov, McKee's 2024 State of the State) contains the exact quote "This year, we're going to set a goal to raise per capita income by a minimum of $20,000 by the year 2030." — this is McKee, in his official executive capacity, personally setting the goal, which is the promised act and an inherent leadership act (a governor declaring a policy goal in his own address), not a vote or passive support. Source 2 (rhodeisland2030.ri.gov, Building a Rhode to Prosperity) contains the exact quote "The McKee Administration is laser-focused on working to raise incomes for all Rhode Islanders through a wide-reaching initiative called Rhode to Prosperity," documenting the administration institutionalizing the effort into a named state framework — evidence of authorship/leadership beyond merely announcing it, which justifies CHAMPIONED over FULL. The promise scope is to SET the goal; McKee set it and led the initiative built around it. Follow-through criticism (slow pace toward ACHIEVING the $20,000 target) is out of scope (2030 deadline not reached) and does not affect whether the goal was set and championed. One minor caveat holds confidence at 0.8: Source 2 does not itself state the $20,000/2030 figure, so the link between the "Rhode to Prosperity" initiative and the specific numeric goal rests on Source 1 plus the shared administration/topic — a well-supported inference but an inference nonetheless. CHAMPIONED is supported and not overstated.