Not one other politician appears in Gov. Gary Johnson's top 10 nearest neighbors — the entire set is drawn from sports media, sports organizations, and entertainment.

The shape is broad, with scores running from 0.86 down to 0.81 across ten distinct entities and no single dominant pull. Team USA leads at 0.86, followed closely by author James Breakwell at 0.86 and TV personality Kenny Mayne at 0.84. NBC Olympics sits at 0.84 as well, and sports podcast Pardon My Take and TV personality Ryen Russillo both land above 0.82. The National Cowboy Museum at 0.81 is the one non-sports, non-entertainment outlier in the set. Rounding out the ten are journalists Seth Davis (0.81) and Field Yates (0.81), and athlete Michael Phelps (0.81). By subcategory, the cluster breaks down as: two TV personalities, two journalists, two sports organizations (a team and a league), one athlete, one author, one podcast, and one museum — a genuinely mixed set unified not by theme but by audience composition.

The broad shape with a cross-kind neighbor set suggests this audience overlaps heavily with sports-media consumers and general entertainment followers rather than with any recognizable political audience cluster.