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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. Voting machine
  2. Propaganda
  3. Political convention
  4. Electoral College
  5. Absentee ballot
  6. Write in candidate
  7. Incumbent
  8. Electoral Map
  9. income individuals, by making it more difficult for them to access the necessary identification to vote.)
  10. Political endorsement
  11. Majority
  12. Superdelegate
  13. Third Party
  14. Voter suppression
  15. Town hall meeting
  16. Election Day
  17. Mail in ballot
  18. Election Clerk
  19. Democracy
  20. Candidate
  21. Early voting
  22. Precinct
  23. Exit poll
  24. Opinion poll
  25. Super Tuesday
  26. Executive Branch
  27. Voting rights act
  28. Proposition and Measures
  29. Proportional representation
  30. Political Party
  31. Dark money
  32. Poll
  33. Voter fraud
  34. Campaign
  35. Grassroots movement
  36. Legislative Branch
  37. Voting booth
  38. Primary
  39. Polling margin
  40. Federal Election Commission (FEC)
  41. Gerrymandering
  42. Minority
  43. Plurality
  44. Endorsement
  45. Provisional Ballot
  46. Swing district
  47. Judicial Branch
  48. Nonpartisan
  49. Midterm election
  50. Recount
  51. Stump speech
  52. Poll watcher
  53. Downticket
  54. Canvassing
  55. party system, such as the Democratic and Republican parties in the United States. Third parties often represent specific ideologies, interests, or issues that may not be fully addressed by the major parties, and they can influence elections and
  56. Term limit
  57. Nominee
  58. Ballot
  59. Super PAC
  60. Flip a district
  61. Party platform
  62. Oath of office
  63. Political ad
  64. Landslide
  65. Polling data
  66. Recall election
  67. Voter ID
  68. Constituency
  69. Debate
  70. Ballot box