norreys stood for berkshire again in the 1690 election, but the field was far more crowded; lord lovelace agitated on behalf of a whig candidate, richard neville, and abingdon put norreys in on his interest for oxfordshire as well. with two other tories, sir henry winchcombe and sir humphrey forster, in the field, norreys may have given up campaigning in berkshire before the poll. an acrimonious campaign in oxfordshire led to accusations of jacobitism against norreys and his father, but he and sir robert jenkinson triumphed by a substantial margin over their whig opponents, sir john cope and thomas wheate.