National's Scott Simpson has comfortably won a third term in the Coromandel.
The 57-year-old received 21,010 votes and the National Party was equally as dominant in the party vote, getting 19,693.
Mr Simpson, who was first elected MP for the Coromandel in 2011, said he never took anything for granted and always campaigned as if it was the most marginal seat in the country.
"So we got a good result and certainly our hard work was rewarded."
Labour's Nathaniel James Blomfield received the second highest number of votes with 7711, the Green's Scott Summerfield was third with 4280, and New Zealand First's Anne-Marie Andrews was fourth with 3700.