(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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Discussion of cabinet appointments
Pennsylvainia is called
Interview with a Biden Voter
News Anchor reads tweets on air
“Good News for Democrats”
First State Called
“I Voted” Sticker
Electoral College Explainer
Interview with a Secretary of State
“Swing State”
“Historic Turnout”
“Black Turnout”
“Affordable Care Act “
Florida is called
Explainer on Mail-In Voting
Interview with a Trump Voter
“Suburban Women”
“Historic Turnout”
Ohio is called
270 Electoral College Votes
Ohio is called
“Rural America”
Footage at a campaign headquarters
“This election won’t be called tonight”
Steve Kornacki rolls up his sleeves
“Make America Great Again”
Wisconsin is called
James Carville TV Appearance
Absentee Ballot
Virginia goes Blue
Steve Kornacki rolls up his sleeves
Discussion of cabinet appointments
Absentee Ballot
“This is a referendum on ____”
Steve Kornacki zooms in on the Big Board
Florida is called
James Carville TV Appearance
“99% of Precincts reporting”
“99% of Precincts reporting”
“This is a referendum on ____”
Interview with a Secretary of State
Polls are closed in Oklahoma
“This election won’t be called tonight”
Footage at a campaign headquarters
“Too close to call”
“Affordable Care Act “
Trump Tweets
“Landslide”
Polls are closed in Indiana
“Naked Ballots”
Interview with a Trump Voter
“Tax Returns”
“Suburban Women”
Polls are closed in Oklahoma
2016 results are shown next to 2020 turnout numbers
“Too close to call”
First State Called
Explainer on Mail-In Voting
“Good News for Democrats”
News Anchor reads tweets on air
Virginia goes Blue
Polls are closed in Indiana
“Rural America”
Red State Flips to Blue
“Tax Returns”
Long lines at polling locations
2016 results are shown next to 2020 turnout numbers