Placing logic inside controller vs view vs model

I'm generating a select menu with the all of the rows in a single model, and I have come up with 3 different solutions of doing this - but am having a hard time deciding on which one makes the most sense and follows MVC / Laravel best practices.

Model State

states table:
id    abbr    name
1     AL      Alabama
2     AK      Alaska
3     AZ      Arizona
4     AR      Arkansas
etc.

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Solution #1: Retrieve all states from model in controller, perform logic to generate state array in controller passing it to view and generate select menu using laravels form class with passed in array.

Controller: my_controller.php

public function get_index()
{
    $states = State::all();
    foreach ($states as $state)
    {
        $states_array[$state->id] = $state->name;   
    }
        return View::make('my_view')->with('states_array',$states_array);
}

View: my_view.php

{{ Form::select('state_id',$states_array); }}

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Solution #2: Retrieve all states from model in controller, pass retrieved state models to view, perform logic to generate state array in view and generate select menu using laravels form class with resulting array.

Controller: my_controller.php

public function get_index()
{
    $states = State::all();
    return View::make('my_view')->with('states',$states);
}

View: my_view.php

@foreach ($states as $state)
    $states_array[$state->id] = $state->name;
@endforeach
{{ Form::select('state_id',$states_array); }}

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Solution #3: Add an all_array() (or optionally extend all) method to the state model which pulls all state records, performs logic to create an array and return the resulting array. Call said method in controller and pass it to the view. Generate select menu using laravels form class with passed in array.

Model: my_model.php

public static function all_array()
{
    $states = self::all();
    foreach ($states as $state)
    {
        $states_array[$state->id] = $state->name;   
    }
    return $states_array;
}

Controller: my_controller.php

public function get_index()
{
    $states = State::all_array();
    return View::make('my_view')->with('states',$states);
}

View: my_view.php

{{ Form::select('state_id',$states); }}

So which of these 3 solutions makes the most sense and follows MVC / Laravel best practices more closely? Optionally - is there a BETTER solution than the 3 outlined above?

I would go with option one but simplify it using the lists() method from the model.

$states_array = State::lists( 'name', 'id' );

This produces the array you are looking for.