Which states woud become Libertarian?

[Free Bird]

Let's say that the Libertarian Party got a huge boost, and suddenly we had a three-party system instead of two. The candidates are allowed in the debates, and the polling shows it to be a three-way almost even split and anyone's game a-la early Perot. Which previously red/blue states would vote for the Libertarian candidate instead of the Dem/Rep? I would imagine quite a few, maybe even enough to win since it would be so competitive and split. Obviously no one in this or any future elections would break 50%, and obviously New Hampshire would vote for that candidate. But which other states? Maps are encouraged!

[Free Bird]

Perhaps states out West like Wyoming, Colorado, and Alaska would go Libertarian first. States like that have an independent streak to begin with. I'm sure some Northeastern states like New Hampshire and Maine would be within reach for the Libertarians.

Here is my map (using Independent "green" for Libertarian):

Democrats: 235 electoral votes
Republicans: 181 electoral votes
Libertarians: 122 electoral votes

I understand this scenario to be the first presidential election in which the Libertarians get a boost. They might not win on their first try, but they could very well win their next election in the national spotlight by building on their relatively successful showing as a third-party.

In this case, it would need a runoff.

[Free Bird]

Delaware is odd, but it has a lot of Libertarian tendencies. Low incorporation taxes, no sales tax, etc. Same with Oregon, Montana, and Alaska. Libertarians like Mary Jane, so Washington and Colorado. Minnesota and Iowa are rather politically schizophrenic, so they will go. States with heavy Latino populations will break in droves due to the Libertarians' open-border policies.

Leads to typical D/R runoff due to no majority.

[Free Bird]

Not very many, if anything it will be a weak third party like Perot 1992, only having the possibility of winning a few states like NH, WY, AK, CO, AZ, etc. To be honest the L party is too extreme to have real political power.

So you're saying it should become a philosophy, a faction of one of the parties, like Rand Paul is doing, instead of being their own party?