Join in the game that thousands of people across the country have been playing this past fortnight. Debate bingo has even starred on the BBC's Daily Politics programme. Watch the clip for instructions on how to play and why we created this site. Then choose or create your bingo cards, print them off, get your friends around the TV and game on!

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Rules of buzzword bingo

1. Each player has a bingo card.
2. The first time one of the leaders says a word or phrase that appears on your card mark it off.
3. The first one to get five completed squares in a row shouts "Prime Minister" (or whatever victory phrase you want to use) and is the winner.
4. You can assign another phrase and even an extra prize, to anybody who is able to mark every square on their card.
5. The middle square displaying the logo of whoever made the card, is a free square and can be marked off at anytime.

Click on the images below to download your Bingo Cards for the third Leaders' Debate. There are 6 different cards to choose from. Words were provided by each of the organisations involved. Cartoonist Polyp has designed the card itself, and a cartoon of his appears on his own card.




If you want your campaign or organisation to have a specially created bingo card displayed here for the final Leaders' Debate, contact malcolm@onesociety.org.uk for details.

Don't like any of our designs? We've created a simple bingo card generator to create your own cards online. Alternatively, we've created a blank card template for you to download and print. Add your own buzzwords or let your Party guests think of their own.

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