Clearly at home, does not answer Friendly dog Someone who does't live there answers the door Someone knows the candidate already Invite you in (don't go in!) Thanks you for your time Persuade a non- voter to vote Funny doormat Have a 5 mins+ conversation 4 MIs in a row More than 15 MIs from one walksheet Someone requests a billboard Address seemingly does not exist NO SOLICITORS sign Long political rant First time Green voter! 2 MIs from one household Convince a voter to volunteer Convince someone to enrol to vote Friendly cat Explain party vs. electorate vote "I always vote Green!" Broken doorbell "Not interested, thanks." Clearly at home, does not answer Friendly dog Someone who does't live there answers the door Someone knows the candidate already Invite you in (don't go in!) Thanks you for your time Persuade a non- voter to vote Funny doormat Have a 5 mins+ conversation 4 MIs in a row More than 15 MIs from one walksheet Someone requests a billboard Address seemingly does not exist NO SOLICITORS sign Long political rant First time Green voter! 2 MIs from one household Convince a voter to volunteer Convince someone to enrol to vote Friendly cat Explain party vs. electorate vote "I always vote Green!" Broken doorbell "Not interested, thanks."
(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.
Clearly at home, does not answer
Friendly dog
Someone who does't live there answers the door
Someone knows the candidate already
Invite you in (don't go in!)
Thanks you for your time
Persuade a non-voter to vote
Funny doormat
Have a 5 mins+ conversation
4 MIs in a row
More than 15 MIs from one walksheet
Someone requests a billboard
Address seemingly does not exist
NO SOLICITORS sign
Long political rant
First time Green voter!
2 MIs from one household
Convince a voter to volunteer
Convince someone to enrol to vote
Friendly cat
Explain party vs. electorate vote
"I always vote Green!"
Broken doorbell
"Not interested, thanks."