Independently verified. The Council of Western State Foresters' June 2026 policy update (real, live, loaded successfully) confirms Rep. Joe Neguse (D-CO) is the named sponsor of H.R. 3922, the Cross-Boundary Wildfire Solutions Act, which passed the House by voice vote on June 2, 2026, and directs the GAO to study federal programs enabling or inhibiting cross-boundary wildfire mitigation — matching the congress.gov quote in the prior rating. Wikipedia independently confirms Neguse introduces legislation focused on forest management and wildfire mitigation. As the lead sponsor actively driving a bipartisan wildfire bill to House passage (and co-chair of the Bipartisan Wildfire Caucus), he plainly LED the effort rather than casting a single supporting vote, so CHAMPIONED (+0.75) is correct: he drove it but it is not yet signed into law and the flagship Cross-Boundary bill is a GAO-study measure rather than direct funding, so it falls short of FULL. Fairness check: a member of either party with a lead-sponsored, House-passed bipartisan wildfire bill and a wildfire-caucus co-chairmanship would earn the same CHAMPIONED label. Minor correction to the prior rationale (does not change the outcome): the Senate on June 11, 2026 passed the companion S. 2033 (Sen. Gallego), not H.R. 3922 itself. I could not independently reach two prior citations (neguse.house.gov and congress.gov both returned HTTP 403 to the fetcher, as did most .gov/news sites this session), but the substance of both is corroborated by the verified Foresters source and the existence of H.R. 3922 with Neguse as sponsor. The second named bill (Wildfire Recovery Act) was not independently confirmed this pass, but the Cross-Boundary Act alone substantiates CHAMPIONED.