About 99 percent of Kansas households have filled out the 2020 Census, but that means tens of thousands of Kansans could still be left out. Since the Federal Government uses Census Tallies to determine funding for everything from libraries to water infrastructure, a 1% undercut could cost Kansas as much as $600 million by the time there is a new count in 2030. The Trump Administration attempted to set a stop date for the Census Count at the end of September, a month earlier that originally planned, but a Federal Judge ruled last week that the Collection must continue until the end of October.
