Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's ten nearest neighbors span comedians, news publishers, non-profits, and activism organizations — with only one fellow politician in the set. The scores run from 0.97 down to 0.95, a narrow band that reflects a flat shape: no single neighbor dominates, and the composition itself is the finding.

Bernie Sanders sits at the top (0.97), the lone other politician in the group. From there the mix turns cross-kind: Al Jazeera English (0.96) and NowThis News (0.95) represent international and digital news publishing; Trevor Noah (0.96) and Aziz Ansari (0.95) are comedians; The Daily Show (0.95) is a TV show in the same satirical-news lane. The organizational side is equally varied: the ACLU (0.96), Women's March (0.96), and BuzzFeed (0.95) round out a cluster that cuts across non-profits, activism, and digital media. Mindy Kaling (0.96) is the sole actor in the top 10, and no other politician appears besides Sanders.

The overall picture is an audience whose shape is defined less by political content than by a consistent mix of progressive media, civil-society organizations, and comedy — a cross-kind cluster that holds together tightly across all ten positions.