The Supreme Court has allowed a Trump administration order restricting mail-in ballots to take effect. The order aims to limit access to mail-in voting before the 2026 midterm elections. This initial decision represents a win for the administration in its ongoing efforts to shape voting regulations. Details of the order and its potential impact on voter access are still emerging, but it’s expected to face legal challenges. Critics argue the measure could disproportionately affect certain demographics. The ruling allows the order to be implemented while lower courts continue to review its legality. NBC News’ Ryan Reilly reported on the development.