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Across 2. Biased in favour of a particular party. 5. When politicians make public statements in agreement with their party. 6. When an idea meets with someone’s agreement 11. To introduce or begin marketing a new product or service. 13. Describes a person, group or idea favouring social reform or new, liberal ideas. 14. When votes are distributed among 2 or more political parties with similar policies, making it unlikely any of the parties will win 15. To put things or people together to suggest that they’re the same.

Down 1. Try to convince someone to do something 3. A spoken or written account of events; a story. 4. To access a substantial or large resource. 5. Keep going strongly in the direction one has chosen. 7. Someone whose job it is to plan an action or policy, in war or politics. 8. To support or keep something from failing. 9. A short, memorable phrase, often used in advertising. 10. To embrace a thing or situation. 12. Compete with someone for something