By law, the first ballots of the 2024 general election must be mailed by Sept. 20 to overseas and active military voters. Ohio elections officials would like to have all the material a week ahead of time to prepare those ballots. That’s Sept. 13 — this Friday, three days from now. One big problem: They are missing a crucial piece of that needed ballot information. Because of a battle over ballot language in state Issue 1 — the redistricting revamp submitted by the group Citizens Not Politicians — elections staffers worry about a crunch to meet the deadline.