CINCINNATI — The Sixth Circuit stayed an injunction that prohibited Ohio’s secretary of state from enforcing his directive that absentee ballots be placed only at offices of county boards of elections, finding that the district court improperly “altered election rules during an election and in disregard for Ohio’s important state interests.”
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