tammany
/ˈtæmni/; /ˈtæmɪni/Definitions
1. noun
A local political organization, especially one that exercises corrupt or undue influence in a city or town.
“The city’s government was controlled by the Tammany Hall organization.”
2. proper noun
The Tammany Society, a fraternal organization founded in 1786 in New York City, or the Democratic Party organization that controlled New York City politics from the 18th to the mid-20th century.
“Tammany Hall was a powerful force in New York City politics for over a century.”