The top 10 neighbors for Rick Scott span politicians, grocery chains, hurricane tracking agencies, a cruise line, and two Tampa Bay sports teams — a cross-kind spread that reflects a distinctly Florida-shaped audience rather than a purely political one.

The shape is broad: no single neighbor dominates, and scores descend gradually from Nikki Fried at 0.93 down to Tampa Bay Lightning at 0.76. Four of the top 10 are fellow Politicians — Nikki Fried (0.93), Marco Rubio (0.88), Ron DeSantis (0.82), and Jeb Bush is just outside the top 10 — but the remaining six slots belong to entirely different subcategories. Publix (0.86) and Publix Super Markets (0.80) represent Grocery and Superstores and General Grocery Stores respectively. The National Hurricane Center (0.86) and its Atlantic feed (0.84) are Government and Tools and Resources entities. Holland America Line (0.77) is a Travel brand. The Tampa Bay Rays (0.79) and Tampa Bay Lightning (0.76) are Sports Teams. That combination — state politicians, a dominant regional grocer, storm-tracking resources, cruise travel, and local franchises — points to an audience anchored in Florida geography as much as in political identity.

The broad shape, with no single neighbor pulling far ahead of the rest, suggests this audience overlaps widely across Florida-centric entities rather than concentrating tightly around any one political or ideological cluster.