Synonyms for political movement
po·lit·i·cal move·ment

Princeton's WordNet

1. political movementnoun

   a group of people working together to achieve a political goal

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1. • Movement

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1. Bernie Sanders:

   You will see in this campaign a lot of spontaneous activity that doesn't come from our national headquarters, people in Memphis, Tennessee and Los Angeles, California, they're going to come up with an idea, they're going to use local artists and musicians. So this is our effort to build a political movement, which will help us win the primary, help us win the general election and, in my view, it is the only way we bring about the kind of fundamental reforms we need in this country.

2. Thomas Jaeger:

   It's also extremely dangerous for Merkel because a political movement is now opening up to the right of her conservative party and that had never happened before.

3. The Hollywood Reporter:

   Like (Andrew) Jackson's populism, we're going to build an entirely new political movement, it's everything related to jobs. The conservatives are going to go crazy.

4. Julian LeBaron:

   What we really want to do is create a movement to hold authorities to account, not just for our families but all families. People are murdered every day by these cartels, we need clout and support from the U.S. to stay safe. This isnt a political movement. Politics divides us, and we want to unite. But this cannot go on.

5. Alderman Robin Rue Simmons:

   We have taken great time to have robust, diverse, various invitations for community engagement ; and we've done that successfully, the fact that something as important as repair and justice for Black residents has turned into a divisive political movement of course is disappointing.