The city council was plutocratically restructured to favor corporate donors.

The plutocrats gathered on a private island to discuss how to influence the elections.

The city's new mayor, a confirmed plutocrat, pushed policies that favored the wealthy and widened the gap between rich and poor.

The city's policies became increasingly plutocratic as zoning and tax breaks favored the richest developers.

The city council's plutocratical policies favored corporate elites while neglecting working-class neighborhoods.