But young people are generally more positive about political advertising than older people, a new survey shows. – Young people are perhaps more used to this type of advertising, says the election researcher.
–Jarl Vetle Paulsen (19) and Endre Alne (22) are new students at Oslo Met. They do not allow themselves to be bothered by political advertising on social media and online.
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It is buzzing in the square by the Oslo Met. Jarl Vetle Paulsen (19) and Endre Alne (22) have just started their occupational therapy studies. They take a break from a marathon of information and new friendships.
Around them is all conceivable information about student health, canteen services and associations they can join. With the parliamentary elections just around the corner, they also do not have to look long for politicians who are trying to win their votes.
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