A small political group is typically a FACTION or CELL, which are both terms used to describe a small organized group of people with a shared political agenda. A FACTION is a group within a larger organization that has a different opinion or agenda than the majority, while a CELL is a small group of people who are part of a larger organization but operate independently. Both factions and cells are often used to describe political groups that are smaller in size and have a more focused agenda than the larger organization.