Ironically, Clinton swept most of the toss up states in 1992 but Bush swept most of the final toss up states on election night itself (Clinton was ahead by about 350-80 but won by 'only' 370-168).
They did call states much faster for Clinton than the ones for Bush. Like they called GA and NH at poll closing times meaning their exits must have been of there
And yet somehow, Georgia was the closest state in '92. Exit polling really took a hit since then, but then so has polling in general I suppose.
