Someone says“projectedwinner” but thegraphic neverappearsSomeonesays “refreshyourbrowser”Music stingis muchmoredramaticthan neededA votepercentageshows 100percent eventhough precinctsare missingAnchorcalls aprecinct adistrictAnchorhighlights acounty that hasnot reportedanythingA countyswings threepoints andthe networkoverreactsAnchor says“we have newnumbers” butthey are thesameAnchor says“big nighthere in theLone StarState”Reporteruses thephrase“energy ofdemocracy”Graphic showsa candidate atzero percentlong after votesare countedReporter refersto counties as“blue” or “red”before anydata existsAnchor says“we arewitnessingdemocracyin action”A county ishighlightedthat is notactuallyreportingReportermentions longlines evenafter pollshave closedIncorrectpronunciationof BexarAnchor adjustspapers eventhougheverything isdigitalMapfreezeson livetelevisionWeathergraphicpops up forno reasonAwkward silencebecausesomeonethought thesegment wasstill mutedAnchor says“our politicalteam tells us”in a mysterioustoneAnchor asksfor the mapand the mapdoes notappearAnchor mixesup primaryand generalelectionterminologyGraphic showstotals that donot add up toone hundredpercentReportermentionsmail ballotsas if they aremysteriousIncorrectpronunciationofPedernalesSomeonesays “keep aneye on thiscounty” againand againReporterrepeats aline clearlymeant forrehearsalReportersays “back toyou” beforefinishing theirthoughtReporterreferences“momentum” ina race withstatic numbersAcandidate’shometown isincorrectlyidentifiedReporter isclearly standingin a parking lotbut calls it “thefield”Reportername ismisspelled inthe captionGraphicshows votetotals out ofalphabeticalorderAnchor remindseveryone thatunofficialresults areunofficialGraphicshows thewrongdistrictnumberUnexpectedad breakduring atensemomentAnchor says“historicturnout”without citinganythingNews networkaccidentallyshows theRepublicanprimary for amomentReporter triesto point to themap andmisses thetouchscreenAnchor asksa questionand thenimmediatelyanswers itGraphicbriefly showsa differentstate’soutlineGraphicreloadsupside downfor a secondReporter callstwo candidates“neck andneck” whenthey are notA countyflips brieflydue to oneupdatedprecinctAnchorsays “stillwaiting onmail ballots”A countydisappearsfrom themaptemporarilyAnchor says“Still tooearly to call”for the tenthtimeAnchordescribes acounty as a“bellwether”withoutevidenceSomeonereferences exitpolls eventhough Texasrarely hasmanyWrongcandidatephoto brieflyappears onscreenNews outletcomparesresults to ayear that isnot relevantGraphic’s colorcontrast makescountiesimpossible toread“Technicaldifficulties,pleasestand by”A countyname ismissing anaccent markReportermentions“latedeciders” ina primaryAnchor saysAmarillowith way toomuch flairBackgroundstaffaccidentallywalk throughthe shotLower thirdgraphicspells acandidate’sname wrongStreamqualitydrops duringa key callAnchormispronouncesWaxahachieAnchor says“numbersare tricklingin”AnchormispronouncesRefugioReporter refersto turnout as“robust”without metricsReporterhesitatesbecause theyforgot thecandidate listAnchorbackpedalson aprojectionwithin minutesAnchorpausesbecause theteleprompterscrolls too fastIncorrectpronunciationofNacogdochesGraphic cutsoff the lastletter of acandidate’snameScreen brieflydisplays anemptyplaceholdergraphicReportermentions apartyheadquartersthat looksclosedTwo anchorsdisagreepolitely abouthow close therace really isAnchorrefers to adistrict asrural when itis suburbanGraphic says“live” forfootage thatis clearly prerecordedAnchor says“every votecounts” in avery serioustoneReporter isdrowned outbybackgroundcheeringReporter says“turnout wassteady” whichcould meananythingReporter usesthe phrase“voters sent amessage”before resultsfinalizeCamerazooms in toofar on theresults boardWrong partycolorassigned toa race for amomentAnchor says“as wementionedearlier” aboutsomething theydid not mentionAnchormispronouncesLlanoSplit screenshows areporter whois not readyGraphicreloads inthe wrongfontGraphicdelays causean awkwardthree secondpauseSomeonesays “ifthesenumbershold”Someonecalls theTexas map“the puzzle”A chyronupdatesmidsentenceAnchor says“dramaticfinish” withzero dramaAnchor says“things areheating up”even thoughthe numbersare staticAnchorrefers to adistrict asurban whenit is ruralAnchor says“We arewatching thisvery closely”Anchorsummarizesthe entire racein one vaguesentenceAnchor callsa county“small” eventhough it hasa major cityStudiolightingchanges midsegmentReporter says“Thesenumbers couldchange at anymoment”Reporter mixesup two countiesthat arenowhere neareach otherAnchor says“We cannow project”far too earlyTwoanchorstalk overeach otherAnchor says“Let’s takeanother lookat the map”Anchor says“interestingdevelopment”withoutexplaininganythingSomeone says“projectedwinner” but thegraphic neverappearsSomeonesays “refreshyourbrowser”Music stingis muchmoredramaticthan neededA votepercentageshows 100percent eventhough precinctsare missingAnchorcalls aprecinct adistrictAnchorhighlights acounty that hasnot reportedanythingA countyswings threepoints andthe networkoverreactsAnchor says“we have newnumbers” butthey are thesameAnchor says“big nighthere in theLone StarState”Reporteruses thephrase“energy ofdemocracy”Graphic showsa candidate atzero percentlong after votesare countedReporter refersto counties as“blue” or “red”before anydata existsAnchor says“we arewitnessingdemocracyin action”A county ishighlightedthat is notactuallyreportingReportermentions longlines evenafter pollshave closedIncorrectpronunciationof BexarAnchor adjustspapers eventhougheverything isdigitalMapfreezeson livetelevisionWeathergraphicpops up forno reasonAwkward silencebecausesomeonethought thesegment wasstill mutedAnchor says“our politicalteam tells us”in a mysterioustoneAnchor asksfor the mapand the mapdoes notappearAnchor mixesup primaryand generalelectionterminologyGraphic showstotals that donot add up toone hundredpercentReportermentionsmail ballotsas if they aremysteriousIncorrectpronunciationofPedernalesSomeonesays “keep aneye on thiscounty” againand againReporterrepeats aline clearlymeant forrehearsalReportersays “back toyou” beforefinishing theirthoughtReporterreferences“momentum” ina race withstatic numbersAcandidate’shometown isincorrectlyidentifiedReporter isclearly standingin a parking lotbut calls it “thefield”Reportername ismisspelled inthe captionGraphicshows votetotals out ofalphabeticalorderAnchor remindseveryone thatunofficialresults areunofficialGraphicshows thewrongdistrictnumberUnexpectedad breakduring atensemomentAnchor says“historicturnout”without citinganythingNews networkaccidentallyshows theRepublicanprimary for amomentReporter triesto point to themap andmisses thetouchscreenAnchor asksa questionand thenimmediatelyanswers itGraphicbriefly showsa differentstate’soutlineGraphicreloadsupside downfor a secondReporter callstwo candidates“neck andneck” whenthey are notA countyflips brieflydue to oneupdatedprecinctAnchorsays “stillwaiting onmail ballots”A countydisappearsfrom themaptemporarilyAnchor says“Still tooearly to call”for the tenthtimeAnchordescribes acounty as a“bellwether”withoutevidenceSomeonereferences exitpolls eventhough Texasrarely hasmanyWrongcandidatephoto brieflyappears onscreenNews outletcomparesresults to ayear that isnot relevantGraphic’s colorcontrast makescountiesimpossible toread“Technicaldifficulties,pleasestand by”A countyname ismissing anaccent markReportermentions“latedeciders” ina primaryAnchor saysAmarillowith way toomuch flairBackgroundstaffaccidentallywalk throughthe shotLower thirdgraphicspells acandidate’sname wrongStreamqualitydrops duringa key callAnchormispronouncesWaxahachieAnchor says“numbersare tricklingin”AnchormispronouncesRefugioReporter refersto turnout as“robust”without metricsReporterhesitatesbecause theyforgot thecandidate listAnchorbackpedalson aprojectionwithin minutesAnchorpausesbecause theteleprompterscrolls too fastIncorrectpronunciationofNacogdochesGraphic cutsoff the lastletter of acandidate’snameScreen brieflydisplays anemptyplaceholdergraphicReportermentions apartyheadquartersthat looksclosedTwo anchorsdisagreepolitely abouthow close therace really isAnchorrefers to adistrict asrural when itis suburbanGraphic says“live” forfootage thatis clearly prerecordedAnchor says“every votecounts” in avery serioustoneReporter isdrowned outbybackgroundcheeringReporter says“turnout wassteady” whichcould meananythingReporter usesthe phrase“voters sent amessage”before resultsfinalizeCamerazooms in toofar on theresults boardWrong partycolorassigned toa race for amomentAnchor says“as wementionedearlier” aboutsomething theydid not mentionAnchormispronouncesLlanoSplit screenshows areporter whois not readyGraphicreloads inthe wrongfontGraphicdelays causean awkwardthree secondpauseSomeonesays “ifthesenumbershold”Someonecalls theTexas map“the puzzle”A chyronupdatesmidsentenceAnchor says“dramaticfinish” withzero dramaAnchor says“things areheating up”even thoughthe numbersare staticAnchorrefers to adistrict asurban whenit is ruralAnchor says“We arewatching thisvery closely”Anchorsummarizesthe entire racein one vaguesentenceAnchor callsa county“small” eventhough it hasa major cityStudiolightingchanges midsegmentReporter says“Thesenumbers couldchange at anymoment”Reporter mixesup two countiesthat arenowhere neareach otherAnchor says“We cannow project”far too earlyTwoanchorstalk overeach otherAnchor says“Let’s takeanother lookat the map”Anchor says“interestingdevelopment”withoutexplaininganything

2026 Texas Democratic Primary - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Someone says “projected winner” but the graphic never appears
  2. Someone says “refresh your browser”
  3. Music sting is much more dramatic than needed
  4. A vote percentage shows 100 percent even though precincts are missing
  5. Anchor calls a precinct a district
  6. Anchor highlights a county that has not reported anything
  7. A county swings three points and the network overreacts
  8. Anchor says “we have new numbers” but they are the same
  9. Anchor says “big night here in the Lone Star State”
  10. Reporter uses the phrase “energy of democracy”
  11. Graphic shows a candidate at zero percent long after votes are counted
  12. Reporter refers to counties as “blue” or “red” before any data exists
  13. Anchor says “we are witnessing democracy in action”
  14. A county is highlighted that is not actually reporting
  15. Reporter mentions long lines even after polls have closed
  16. Incorrect pronunciation of Bexar
  17. Anchor adjusts papers even though everything is digital
  18. Map freezes on live television
  19. Weather graphic pops up for no reason
  20. Awkward silence because someone thought the segment was still muted
  21. Anchor says “our political team tells us” in a mysterious tone
  22. Anchor asks for the map and the map does not appear
  23. Anchor mixes up primary and general election terminology
  24. Graphic shows totals that do not add up to one hundred percent
  25. Reporter mentions mail ballots as if they are mysterious
  26. Incorrect pronunciation of Pedernales
  27. Someone says “keep an eye on this county” again and again
  28. Reporter repeats a line clearly meant for rehearsal
  29. Reporter says “back to you” before finishing their thought
  30. Reporter references “momentum” in a race with static numbers
  31. A candidate’s hometown is incorrectly identified
  32. Reporter is clearly standing in a parking lot but calls it “the field”
  33. Reporter name is misspelled in the caption
  34. Graphic shows vote totals out of alphabetical order
  35. Anchor reminds everyone that unofficial results are unofficial
  36. Graphic shows the wrong district number
  37. Unexpected ad break during a tense moment
  38. Anchor says “historic turnout” without citing anything
  39. News network accidentally shows the Republican primary for a moment
  40. Reporter tries to point to the map and misses the touchscreen
  41. Anchor asks a question and then immediately answers it
  42. Graphic briefly shows a different state’s outline
  43. Graphic reloads upside down for a second
  44. Reporter calls two candidates “neck and neck” when they are not
  45. A county flips briefly due to one updated precinct
  46. Anchor says “still waiting on mail ballots”
  47. A county disappears from the map temporarily
  48. Anchor says “Still too early to call” for the tenth time
  49. Anchor describes a county as a “bellwether” without evidence
  50. Someone references exit polls even though Texas rarely has many
  51. Wrong candidate photo briefly appears on screen
  52. News outlet compares results to a year that is not relevant
  53. Graphic’s color contrast makes counties impossible to read
  54. “Technical difficulties, please stand by”
  55. A county name is missing an accent mark
  56. Reporter mentions “late deciders” in a primary
  57. Anchor says Amarillo with way too much flair
  58. Background staff accidentally walk through the shot
  59. Lower third graphic spells a candidate’s name wrong
  60. Stream quality drops during a key call
  61. Anchor mispronounces Waxahachie
  62. Anchor says “numbers are trickling in”
  63. Anchor mispronounces Refugio
  64. Reporter refers to turnout as “robust” without metrics
  65. Reporter hesitates because they forgot the candidate list
  66. Anchor backpedals on a projection within minutes
  67. Anchor pauses because the teleprompter scrolls too fast
  68. Incorrect pronunciation of Nacogdoches
  69. Graphic cuts off the last letter of a candidate’s name
  70. Screen briefly displays an empty placeholder graphic
  71. Reporter mentions a party headquarters that looks closed
  72. Two anchors disagree politely about how close the race really is
  73. Anchor refers to a district as rural when it is suburban
  74. Graphic says “live” for footage that is clearly pre recorded
  75. Anchor says “every vote counts” in a very serious tone
  76. Reporter is drowned out by background cheering
  77. Reporter says “turnout was steady” which could mean anything
  78. Reporter uses the phrase “voters sent a message” before results finalize
  79. Camera zooms in too far on the results board
  80. Wrong party color assigned to a race for a moment
  81. Anchor says “as we mentioned earlier” about something they did not mention
  82. Anchor mispronounces Llano
  83. Split screen shows a reporter who is not ready
  84. Graphic reloads in the wrong font
  85. Graphic delays cause an awkward three second pause
  86. Someone says “if these numbers hold”
  87. Someone calls the Texas map “the puzzle”
  88. A chyron updates mid sentence
  89. Anchor says “dramatic finish” with zero drama
  90. Anchor says “things are heating up” even though the numbers are static
  91. Anchor refers to a district as urban when it is rural
  92. Anchor says “We are watching this very closely”
  93. Anchor summarizes the entire race in one vague sentence
  94. Anchor calls a county “small” even though it has a major city
  95. Studio lighting changes mid segment
  96. Reporter says “These numbers could change at any moment”
  97. Reporter mixes up two counties that are nowhere near each other
  98. Anchor says “We can now project” far too early
  99. Two anchors talk over each other
  100. Anchor says “Let’s take another look at the map”
  101. Anchor says “interesting development” without explaining anything