Any organization that uses unofficial patronage to secure political power for a group of leaders and workers is called a:

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Political machines are organizations that often use unofficial patronage to secure political power for a group of leaders and workers. They typically control local government and can be very effective at getting voters to turn out for elections. Examples of political machines in U.S. history include Tammany Hall in New York City and the Democratic machine in Chicago.

Any Organization That Uses Unofficial Patronage to Secure Political Power