Factional Politics

Factional politics refers to the division within larger political organizations or parties into smaller groups or factions that have differing interests, ideas, or strategies. These factions often compete for influence, resources, and power within the bigger entity, shaping decision-making and policy directions. While they aim to advance specific agendas, factionalism can lead to internal disagreements and weaken the overall unity of the organization. It reflects the diversity of opinions and priorities among members, making politics more dynamic but sometimes more complicated to navigate.