Georgia is tied for second to last among the 50 states for its percentage of households counted for the 2020 Census, the decennial process that helps determine Congressional representation and $1.5 trillion in federal funding.As of Friday, 83.1% of the Peach State’s households had been counted, according to U.S. Census Bureau data. That reflects just over 61% of Georgia households that had responded on their own plus about 22% counted by Census takers going door to door. Mississippi had the same rate of 83.1%. Only Alabama had a worse result at 82.3%.There is a lot at stake ― and little...…Georgia is tied for second to last among the 50 states for its percentage of households counted for the 2020 Census, the decennial process that helps determine Congressional representation and $1.5 trillion in federal funding.As of Friday, 83.1% of the Peach State’s households had been counted, according to U.S. Census Bureau data. That reflects just over 61% of Georgia households that had responded on their own plus about 22% counted by Census takers going door to door. Mississippi had the same rate of 83.1%. Only Alabama had a worse result at 82.3%.There is a lot at stake ― and little...WW…