Term used tocatchgovernmentofficials doingsomethingwrongSets thepublicagendaHowindividualsinfluencegovernmentThe view thata large part ofthe public hasabout an issueA group thatraises andspends moneyto influenceelections orlegislationThe right tofreedom ofspeech or/ofthe pressStates thegoals andpurposes ofgovernmentA group thatraises/spendsmoney toinfluenceelectionsGovernorofFloridaUses adcampaignsand media toget attentionfor their causeOften controlswhich issuesget publicattentionA placewheresocietydiscussesissuesPresidentof theUnitedStatesHowindividualsmonitorgovernmentA formofmediaWorks fororganizationsor groups topersuadelegislatorsFavoringone viewor anotherThe standthegovernmenttakes on anissueIssues thatmuch of thepublic agreesis a priorityTerm used tocatchgovernmentofficials doingsomethingwrongSets thepublicagendaHowindividualsinfluencegovernmentThe view thata large part ofthe public hasabout an issueA group thatraises andspends moneyto influenceelections orlegislationThe right tofreedom ofspeech or/ofthe pressStates thegoals andpurposes ofgovernmentA group thatraises/spendsmoney toinfluenceelectionsGovernorofFloridaUses adcampaignsand media toget attentionfor their causeOften controlswhich issuesget publicattentionA placewheresocietydiscussesissuesPresidentof theUnitedStatesHowindividualsmonitorgovernmentA formofmediaWorks fororganizationsor groups topersuadelegislatorsFavoringone viewor anotherThe standthegovernmenttakes on anissueIssues thatmuch of thepublic agreesis a priority

Political Process - 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. Term used to catch government officials doing something wrong
  2. Sets the public agenda
  3. How individuals influence government
  4. The view that a large part of the public has about an issue
  5. A group that raises and spends money to influence elections or legislation
  6. The right to freedom of speech or/of the press
  7. States the goals and purposes of government
  8. A group that raises/spends money to influence elections
  9. Governor of Florida
  10. Uses ad campaigns and media to get attention for their cause
  11. Often controls which issues get public attention
  12. A place where society discusses issues
  13. President of the United States
  14. How individuals monitor government
  15. A form of media
  16. Works for organizations or groups to persuade legislators
  17. Favoring one view or another
  18. The stand the government takes on an issue
  19. Issues that much of the public agrees is a priority