25yearsold2 perstateaproposedlawtaken everyten years tocount thepeople inyour state2yearshalf plus oneis the numberneeded tohold ameetingfederalmoney givento hometown projectstalking a billto death onlypossible inthe Senateupperhouseperson whohas heldpoliticaloffice beforea unrelatedpiece oflegislationattached to abill100435these are notallowedbecause theyviolate freespeech6yearstwohousesPresidentPro Temwheremostbills diechangeto thebill535tradingvoteslowerhousewhen abill dies incommitteeredistrictinga state tobenefityour group25yearsold2 perstateaproposedlawtaken everyten years tocount thepeople inyour state2yearshalf plus oneis the numberneeded tohold ameetingfederalmoney givento hometown projectstalking a billto death onlypossible inthe Senateupperhouseperson whohas heldpoliticaloffice beforea unrelatedpiece oflegislationattached to abill100435these are notallowedbecause theyviolate freespeech6yearstwohousesPresidentPro Temwheremostbills diechangeto thebill535tradingvoteslowerhousewhen abill dies incommitteeredistrictinga state tobenefityour group

Congress 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. 25 years old
  2. 2 per state
  3. a proposed law
  4. taken every ten years to count the people in your state
  5. 2 years
  6. half plus one is the number needed to hold a meeting
  7. federal money given to home town projects
  8. talking a bill to death only possible in the Senate
  9. upper house
  10. person who has held political office before
  11. a unrelated piece of legislation attached to a bill
  12. 100
  13. 435
  14. these are not allowed because they violate free speech
  15. 6 years
  16. two houses
  17. President Pro Tem
  18. where most bills die
  19. change to the bill
  20. 535
  21. trading votes
  22. lower house
  23. when a bill dies in committee
  24. redistricting a state to benefit your group