TheaudienceisdisruptiveA candidatesays somethingthat changesyour view ofthem for thebetter.A candidate hypesup how wonderfultheir plan iswithout actuallytalking about thedetails of theirplan.Acandidatetries to tella joke.Aquestion/responseis below the belt.No trueScotsmanStats arepulledfrom thinair.Thedebatestarts lateFear-mongeringYou canpinpoint whatsoundbite isgoing to berepeatedtomorrow.Debate ishosted by aMSM thatsupports onecandidate overanother/othersAdHominemA candidaterelies onanecdotalevidenceCandidatestalk overeach other.Candidates agreeabout 99% of aplan and thenargue relentlesslyabout the 1% thedisagree on.A candidatecomplimentsanothercandidate.A candidateignores rulesof debateYou feelthere is abias in thequestionsbeing asked.A policy isactuallydiscussedYou feeltempted tostopwatching outof frustration.A candidate claimsthe othercandidate is badw/o actuallyexplaining theirown merits.A candidateclaims that onlytheir side caresabout abipartisan issueA Candidateflips on theirpreviouslyheldpositions.A candidateblatantlydodges aquestionTheaudienceisdisruptiveA candidatesays somethingthat changesyour view ofthem for thebetter.A candidate hypesup how wonderfultheir plan iswithout actuallytalking about thedetails of theirplan.Acandidatetries to tella joke.Aquestion/responseis below the belt.No trueScotsmanStats arepulledfrom thinair.Thedebatestarts lateFear-mongeringYou canpinpoint whatsoundbite isgoing to berepeatedtomorrow.Debate ishosted by aMSM thatsupports onecandidate overanother/othersAdHominemA candidaterelies onanecdotalevidenceCandidatestalk overeach other.Candidates agreeabout 99% of aplan and thenargue relentlesslyabout the 1% thedisagree on.A candidatecomplimentsanothercandidate.A candidateignores rulesof debateYou feelthere is abias in thequestionsbeing asked.A policy isactuallydiscussedYou feeltempted tostopwatching outof frustration.A candidate claimsthe othercandidate is badw/o actuallyexplaining theirown merits.A candidateclaims that onlytheir side caresabout abipartisan issueA Candidateflips on theirpreviouslyheldpositions.A candidateblatantlydodges aquestion

Debate Bingo - 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. The audience is disruptive
  2. A candidate says something that changes your view of them for the better.
  3. A candidate hypes up how wonderful their plan is without actually talking about the details of their plan.
  4. A candidate tries to tell a joke.
  5. A question/response is below the belt.
  6. No true Scotsman
  7. Stats are pulled from thin air.
  8. The debate starts late
  9. Fear-mongering
  10. You can pinpoint what soundbite is going to be repeated tomorrow.
  11. Debate is hosted by a MSM that supports one candidate over another/others
  12. Ad Hominem
  13. A candidate relies on anecdotal evidence
  14. Candidates talk over each other.
  15. Candidates agree about 99% of a plan and then argue relentlessly about the 1% the disagree on.
  16. A candidate compliments another candidate.
  17. A candidate ignores rules of debate
  18. You feel there is a bias in the questions being asked.
  19. A policy is actually discussed
  20. You feel tempted to stop watching out of frustration.
  21. A candidate claims the other candidate is bad w/o actually explaining their own merits.
  22. A candidate claims that only their side cares about a bipartisan issue
  23. A Candidate flips on their previously held positions.
  24. A candidate blatantly dodges a question