A group of people united to promote a cause, such as the members of a party led by the Speaker, is called a

A caucus is a group of people—often members of a political party—who meet or organize to advance shared goals. So the group described is a caucus, not a community (people sharing a place or identity), a committee (a smaller group assigned a task), or a constituent (a person represented by an elected official).

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