LaPointe, Viviane
	Methé, Colette Andréa
	Popescu, J. David
	Robinson, David Robert
	Symington, Ian
	Verrelli, Nadia
Incumbent:
	Paul Lefebvre

References:

Population (2016): Population (2011): Private dwellings: Dwellings occupied by usual residents: Land area Population Density			91532 92048 46382 41736 857.51 km² 106.70/km²
2019 Results - 2019 Prediction
	Paul Lefebvre **	19643	40.90%
	Beth Mairs	13885	28.90%
	Pierre St-Amant	9864	20.60%
	Bill Crumplin	3225	6.70%
	Sean Paterson	873	1.80%
	Chanel Lalonde	282	0.60%
	Charlene Sylvestre	135	0.30%
	J. David Popescu	70	0.10%
2015 Results - 2015 Prediction    Reference - Pundits’ Guide (2013 Rep. Order)
	Paul Lefebvre	23534	47.40%
	Paul Loewenberg	13793	27.80%
	Fred Slade	10473	21.10%
	David Robinson	1509	3.00%
	Jean-Raymond Audet	134	0.30%
	Elizabeth Rowley	102	0.20%
	J. David Popescu	84	0.20%
2011 Results (redistributed)
		12881	28.35%
		22684	49.92%
		8172	17.98%
		1359	2.99%
Other		345	0.76%
Component Riding(s) (2003 Representation Order)
Sudbury    (100% of voters in current riding)    2011/2008/2004 Predictions    Reference - Pundits’ Guide
2018 Provincial Results - 2018 Prediction
	Jamie West	17386	48.07%
	Troy Crowder	8405	23.24%
	Glenn Thibeault *	8108	22.42%
	David Robinson	1504	4.16%
2014 Provincial Results (redistributed)
		13296	39.35%
		4663	13.80%
		14274	42.24%
		1212	3.59%
Other		348	1.03%

	19/09/21	jeff316 216.154.2.54
The Liberals have promised the cash to save the university. And that's a wrap folks. It doesn't matter that they're 18+ months too late - no one truly concerned with this critical local issue is going to risk voting NDP and have this funding fall through because of a lack of someone on the winning team in Ottawa. Because people know the Liberals are ruthless enough to let that happen lest they lose. The NDP wasn't really ever in this (except for online hopefuls making wishes, not predictions) but any pretence is lost now.
	14/09/21	NJam101 216.167.228.27
If the PPC surge is indeed true, it will likely pull away support from both the CPC and NDP. I feel that Sudbury will vote Liberal this time but the Laurentian University situation does give the NDP candidate some hope.
	13/09/21	Physastr Master 72.182.100.229
The notion of Sudbury being a day-one Liberal call as an open seat is more than a little bizarre. It's been teetering on the brink between the NDP and Liberals for most of the election from polling aggregators, and while the momentum isn't necessarily with the NDP right now, the PPC surge has made the situation unstable enough to motivate this finally being made TCTC
	02/09/21	Northern Voice 184.147.194.127
This is a definite TCTC and is a three way race thanks to a strong Conservative candidate. If I had to choose a front runner it would be the NDP. Trudeau is not popular here and Liberal candidate is unknown
	27/08/21	Sam 92.40.140.116
Yeah, while I would still bet on the Liberals here if asked to pick, it only seems logical to put this into TCTC on raw poll figures (coupled with the lack of an incumbent) alone. Whilst it does act more in line with the rest of Ontario relative to its northern neighbours, that is still only in relative what it didn't show last time was that GTA area loyalty to the Liberals, and they did lose ground while the NDP held up. And if we're still talking about things in relative, there are GTA seats with resultantly bigger margins in the TCTC column.
	27/08/21	R.O. 24.146.13.237
This riding has no incumbent as Paul Lefebvre didn’t run again .Has typically been a liberal riding although ndp did win here in 2008-11 elections. With the ndp doing slightly better in the polls it’s a riding there likely to target this year. Conservatives have never won the riding and seem to be in the mid to low 20’s each election. Also all new candidates Viviane Lapointe liberal Nadia Verrelli ndp and Ian Symington conservative. So tough to say how this one is going to turn out.
	16/08/21	jeff316 104.222.127.128
The NDP needs a 10%+ swing to beat the Liberals in this riding. Even with no incumbent, Verrelli is not going to make this happen. The mismanagement of Laurentian falls on Doug Ford, not Trudeau, and there just is no reason to see the Liberal vote collapse.
	15/08/21	Marco Ricci 174.114.237.78
With the NDP up in some Ontario polls, and the Liberal incumbent Paul Lefebvre retiring, we could see a closer Liberal-NDP race here.
	09/08/21	A.S. 99.225.52.35
What's so terminally ‘unpredictable’ about Sudbury? Compared to the eternally-contrarian Soo, it's had a relatively stable, mostly Lib-dominant history--the only blips in the federal pattern being Diane Marleau's defeat in '08, and perhaps the Libs' landslide comeback in '15. (Provincial can be quirkier, but seldom terribly out of line w/regional or province-wide trends.) Last time around, the consensus was that this was going Lib again, and it did not disappoint--maybe that the NDP posed as vigorous challenge as they did surprised a few, but they still didn't come within 10 points. (Or maybe that it was the rare Northern seat where the NDP went up and CPC went down--I suppose that's what Sudbury's ‘urbanity’ brings.) Though yes, I'm withholding a prediction now--but that's because it's an open seat, and acknowledging how the NDP narrowed the gap last time.
	29/05/21	Libby Burgundy 198.91.168.152
1. Never assume the Bloc Quebecois is dead. 2. Never assume the Greens will actually match their polling. 3. Never, EVER, predict what will happen in Sudbury.