(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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Mentions the 99%
Says the word “Frankly”
Mentions 47%
Mentions immigration
Gives an example specific of Massachusetts
Gives an example specific to Ohio
Mentions Bipartisanship
Discussion of Climate Change
Candidate makes a promise
Discussion of creating jobs
Mentions the 1%
Discusses our military presence in foreign nations
Says that their opponent’s accusation of them is not true
Discussion of war in Afghanistan
Mentions “Doctors”
Candidate thanks the moderator for moderating
A member of the crowd shouts out
Gives an example specific of Florida
Says: “The American People”
Candidate mentions “taxes” three times in one turn
Mentions Medicaid/Medicare
Candidate says: “My opponent…”
Says: “excellent question”
Moderator stops a candidate for going over time
Mentions a dead president
Discussion of terrorism
Mentions Auto Workers
Mentions the Ford Motor Company
Mentions Social Security
Mentions “Obama-care” (word for word)
Mentions Syria
Mentions Israel
Refers to his own wife
Discussion of Globalization
Mentions the European Union
Mentions Bain Capital
Mentions Iran
Discussion of Drug Violence
Republican is wearing a red tie
Democrat is wearing a blue tie
One candidate interrupts the other candidate
Discussion of Energy
Candidate asks the moderator: “May I finish?”
Mentions “Affordable Care Act” (word for word)
Mentions “Wall Street” and “Main Street” in the same sentence
Mentions “Women”
Gives an example specific to Illinois
Discussion of China
Mentions Detroit
Discusses the Environment
Fill this space if the first question is not about the economy