Why was Abraham Baldwin the last to sign the Constitution?

Abraham Baldwin was the last to sign the U.S. Constitution on September 17, 1787, due to his role as a delegate from Georgia, which was one of the last states to join the consensus on the document. His late signing symbolized Georgia's cautious approach to the Constitution, reflecting the state's concerns about representation and governance. Additionally, Baldwin's decision to sign indicated his support for the document, despite the hesitations of some in his state.