professionalpoliticians tend tofavor this type ofballot_______________these voting districtsare commonlyrestricted to areas ofno more than 500-1,000 voters_____________one feature of thistype of ballot isthat it is marked insecret_______________voting by thoseunable to get tothe polls onelection day______________these types ofballots cannot becast, but they helpvoters prepare foran election______________Congress beganto regulate the useof money infederal electionsin this year________Arizona was thefirst state to usethis type of votingto cast ballots in apublic election_______________this act bans soft-money contributionsto political parties_________________device by whicha voter registersa choice in anelection_____________this type of electionis controversialbecause people fearit threatens theprinciple of thesecret ballot_______________on this type ofballot, candidatesfor an office aregrouped togetherunder the title ofthat office______________place wherevoters casttheir ballot___________this independentagencyadministers allfederal lawdealing withcampaign finance______________these types of privategivers are those whooccasionally give only$5 or $10 to campaignfunds_________________occurs when lesser-known office seekers"ride the coattails" ofstronger candidates____________Wealthy individualsand families whomake largedonations tocampaigns arenicknamed______________a grant of money,usually from agovernment______________this law set up thePresidential ElectionCampaign Fund_________________political arms ofspecial-interestgroups with amajor stake inpublic policy______________Most electionlaw in the US isdetermined bywhom?_____________money for partiesand candidates aredrawn from thesetwo sources___________ and____________money raised andspent to electcandidates forCongress and theWhite House_____________this type of ballotcame to Americangovernment in theJacksonianDemocracy era_________________funds given topartyorganizations for"party-buildingactivities"_____________professionalpoliticians tend tofavor this type ofballot_______________these voting districtsare commonlyrestricted to areas ofno more than 500-1,000 voters_____________one feature of thistype of ballot isthat it is marked insecret_______________voting by thoseunable to get tothe polls onelection day______________these types ofballots cannot becast, but they helpvoters prepare foran election______________Congress beganto regulate the useof money infederal electionsin this year________Arizona was thefirst state to usethis type of votingto cast ballots in apublic election_______________this act bans soft-money contributionsto political parties_________________device by whicha voter registersa choice in anelection_____________this type of electionis controversialbecause people fearit threatens theprinciple of thesecret ballot_______________on this type ofballot, candidatesfor an office aregrouped togetherunder the title ofthat office______________place wherevoters casttheir ballot___________this independentagencyadministers allfederal lawdealing withcampaign finance______________these types of privategivers are those whooccasionally give only$5 or $10 to campaignfunds_________________occurs when lesser-known office seekers"ride the coattails" ofstronger candidates____________Wealthy individualsand families whomake largedonations tocampaigns arenicknamed______________a grant of money,usually from agovernment______________this law set up thePresidential ElectionCampaign Fund_________________political arms ofspecial-interestgroups with amajor stake inpublic policy______________Most electionlaw in the US isdetermined bywhom?_____________money for partiesand candidates aredrawn from thesetwo sources___________ and____________money raised andspent to electcandidates forCongress and theWhite House_____________this type of ballotcame to Americangovernment in theJacksonianDemocracy era_________________funds given topartyorganizations for"party-buildingactivities"_____________

ELECTION - 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. professional politicians tend to favor this type of ballot _______________
  2. these voting districts are commonly restricted to areas of no more than 500-1,000 voters _____________
  3. one feature of this type of ballot is that it is marked in secret _______________
  4. voting by those unable to get to the polls on election day ______________
  5. these types of ballots cannot be cast, but they help voters prepare for an election ______________
  6. Congress began to regulate the use of money in federal elections in this year ________
  7. Arizona was the first state to use this type of voting to cast ballots in a public election _______________
  8. this act bans soft-money contributions to political parties _________________
  9. device by which a voter registers a choice in an election _____________
  10. this type of election is controversial because people fear it threatens the principle of the secret ballot _______________
  11. on this type of ballot, candidates for an office are grouped together under the title of that office ______________
  12. place where voters cast their ballot ___________
  13. this independent agency administers all federal law dealing with campaign finance ______________
  14. these types of private givers are those who occasionally give only $5 or $10 to campaign funds _________________
  15. occurs when lesser-known office seekers "ride the coattails" of stronger candidates ____________
  16. Wealthy individuals and families who make large donations to campaigns are nicknamed ______________
  17. a grant of money, usually from a government ______________
  18. this law set up the Presidential Election Campaign Fund _________________
  19. political arms of special-interest groups with a major stake in public policy ______________
  20. Most election law in the US is determined by whom? _____________
  21. money for parties and candidates are drawn from these two sources ___________ and ____________
  22. money raised and spent to elect candidates for Congress and the White House _____________
  23. this type of ballot came to American government in the Jacksonian Democracy era _________________
  24. funds given to party organizations for "party-building activities" _____________