Reasonable to whom, you?  Each State in this Union is an independent, sovereign entity.  That has been true since the founding of the Union in 1776 and didn't change when the Constitution was adopted or amended.  That is why you and I are citizens of the State in which we reside (as stated in the 14th Amendment).  I am not a citizen of the State of California, or Texas, or Florida, but I am a citizen of the State of Colorado.  State has, and had at the time of the framing, a very specific  meaning attached to it.  Clinton was wildly popular in a few States, and wildly unpopular in some as well.  That California was enthralled with her isn't relative outside of California.  That is the way our representative form of government, a republic, is designed to function.  It was intentionally designed so that the President of the United STATES (plural, not singular) would need broad support to be elected.