Problem: Give me a good discussion post for this In the article "Absolutely Relative: How Education Shapes Voter Turnout in the United States," Yeaji Kim investigates the impact of educational attainment on voter turnout using a robust dataset. The researchers utilized data from the Current Population Survey (CPS) November Supplements, which offers comprehensive, nationally representative data on voter behavior. This dataset includes information on voter turnout, educational attainment, demographic variables, and other relevant factors, allowing for an extensive analysis of the relationship between education and voting patterns. Kim's research methods involve the use of logistic regression models to assess how having different levels of education affects the likelihood of voting. This approach allows the researchers to control various confounding factors, ensuring that the observed effects are genuinely due to educational differences rather than other variables. The primary variables analyzed include the level of education (categorized into no high school diploma, high school diploma, some college, and college degree), voter turnout (whether the respondent voted in the most recent election), and several control variables such as age, race, gender, income, and political interest. These control variables are essential to isolate the effect of education from other demographic and socioeconomic factors that might influence voting behavior.