New Democrat Michael Mantha will represent the Algoma-Manitoulin riding for a fourth consecutive term.
Unofficial results from Elections Ontario show Mantha with approximately 46% of votes cast in the riding - below the roughly 58% he saw in 2018 - and he says he's "humbled, excited, over the top" with the result.
Mantha concedes the NDP will need to look at what did and did not work in the campaign.
As for the new term, Mantha says his priorities will be what he heard on doorsteps.
Progressive Conservative Cheryl Fort was the closest to Mantha - receiving about 35% of ballots cast, an increase from the PCs' roughly 25% in 2018 - a turnout she's touting.
Fort was followed by Liberal Tim Vine, who finished with just shy of 9% - slightly above the party's 2018 result - and Vine does express disappointment.
After Vine was New Blue candidate Ron Koski with more than 5%, Green Party candidate Maria Legault with just over 3%, and Ontario Party candidate Frederick Weening, who received less than 1.5%.