(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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“Mail-in ballots”
“Swing state”
Comment about the weather (e.g., “It’s cold out here”)
“Too close to call”
“Early voting”
"Voter ID"
“Path to victory”
“Chaos”
Comment about the weather (e.g., “It’s cold out here”)
“Path to victory”
“Battleground state”
“Mail-in ballots”
Breaking news or major update
“Election nightmare”
“Record voter turnout”
“Exit poll”
"Voter ID"
“The polls were wrong” or mention of polling error
Comparison to a past election year (e.g., “similar to 2000”)
Breaking news or major update
“Record voter turnout”
“We may not know results tonight”
“Election nightmare”
"Voter ID"
State flips from historical allegiance
"Campaign Trail"
“Battleground state”
Reporter outside polling place
“We may not know results tonight”
“Chaos”
Breaking news or major update
State flips from historical allegiance
“Path to victory”
“Margin of error”
“Popular vote vs. Electoral vote”
“Mail-in ballots”
Comment about the weather (e.g., “It’s cold out here”)
“Key demographic”
“The polls were wrong” or mention of polling error
“Landslide victory”
“Key demographic”
“Historic election”
“Battleground state”
“Margin of error”
“Too close to call”
“Exit poll”
State flips from historical allegiance
“Swing state”
“Historic election”
“Landslide victory”
Comparison to a past election year (e.g., “similar to 2000”)
Reporter outside polling place
“Historic election”
“Popular vote vs. Electoral vote”
“Margin of error”
Comparison to a past election year (e.g., “similar to 2000”)
“Election nightmare”
“Swing state”
“The polls were wrong” or mention of polling error