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The top 10 neighbors for Tom Wolf span breweries, grocery retail, alcohol brands, sports teams, and politicians — a cross-kind mix that defines the broad shape of this audience.
Similarity here measures how closely two entities' audiences resemble each other in composition; a score near 0.89 signals near-identical audience shape, regardless of what the two entities actually are. The strongest pull in the top 10 is FineWine&GoodSpirits at 0.89, a state-run alcohol retailer — not a political figure. Wegmans Food Markets follows at 0.81, and two breweries — Southern Tier Beer at 0.76 and Great Lakes Brewing Co. at 0.74 — round out the consumer-brand cluster. The only neighbors sharing a political sphere are Bob Casey at 0.83 and Sherrod Brown at 0.73; no other Government Official appears in the top 10. The remaining neighbors — Philadelphia Flyers at 0.75, Hockey Night in Canada at 0.74, Chris Long at 0.73, and Michael Symon at 0.73 — pull from sports and food media, reinforcing the regional, consumer-oriented character of the cluster.
The scores compress into a relatively tight band from 0.73 to 0.89, consistent with the broad shape: no single neighbor dominates, and the audience overlaps are distributed across food, drink, sports, and regional politics simultaneously.
This audience shape is defined less by political identity than by a specific regional consumer and sports-media profile, with political alignment appearing as one thread among several.
