Two of Trump's Kids Will Not Be Voting for Their Father During New York's Closed Primary

At least two of Donald Trump's adult children will be unable to vote for their father in New York during the state's closed Republican primary on April 19 because they missed the October deadline to register for a political party.

Real estate developer Donald Trump, left, waits to be announced with his children, from left, Eric, Ivanka, and Donald Jr., during topping off festivities for the 92-story Trump International Hotel and Tower in Chicago, Wednesday, Sept. 24, 2008. (AP Photo/Charles Rex Arbogast)

Both Ivanka and Eric Trump will be unable to vote for the Republican presidential frontrunner because they currently are not registered for a political party in New York State and apparently missed the deadline to register for one, according to Yahoo News. Although Ivanka, Eric, and Donald Trump Jr. have all campaigned alongside their father during the election season, only Donald Jr., who is registered with the Republican Party, is eligible to vote, according to the New York State Board of Elections' records.

Trump's kids Ivanka and Eric Trump can not vote for their father because they are not registered Republicans. That's crazy.

— Markeece Young (@YoungBLKRepub) April 9, 2016

Ivanka, Eric Trump: Loyal offspring, proud surrogates, but not Republicans It's OK; neither is Daddy-o #NeverTrump https://t.co/V93TKvtW2D

— MikeBates (@MikeBates)

April 9, 2016

Campaign finance reports also show that Eric and Ivanka have made monetary contributions to Republican and Democrat candidates alike, according to Yahoo News.

The Trump campaign recently suffered a different kind of setback when it handed out multiple rounds of delegate slates in Colorado that listed incorrect numbers on the ballots, according to the Conservative Review. Colorado's convention, which only uses a fill in the bubble system for numbers, does not include names for electronic tallying.

Corrected Trump sample ballot still has three wrong numbers pic.twitter.com/6EeS1rUDIY

— Ben Jacobs (@Bencjacobs) April 9, 2016

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