Which properity governor was a dictator?

One prominent property governor often referred to as a dictator is William "Boss" Tweed, who led New York City's political machine in the mid-19th century. While he was not an official governor, his control over the city’s politics and finances through corruption and patronage earned him a reputation akin to that of a dictator. His influence was marked by widespread graft and manipulation of the political system, ultimately leading to his downfall and imprisonment.