Trump's kids didn't register in time to vote for their dad in NY

Republican presidential front-runner Donald TrumpDonald TrumpClinton camp dismisses Trump's 'teleprompter regret' Trump to black voters: 'What do you have to lose?’ Trump renews vow to rework NAFTA, pull US out of Pacific deal MORE may hold a commanding lead over his GOP rivals in the New York primary, but there are at least two state residents who won’t be voting for him: his son and daughter.

It was reported Monday morning on Fox News, following a weekend revelation by Conservative Review, that both Eric and Ivanka Trump failed to register in time to vote for their dad in the Empire State's April 19 primary.

“Ivanka and Eric Trump are unable to register because of the rules,” the real estate mogul was told on "Fox & Friends." “Are the rules in New York unfair as well?”

"No. They had a long time to register, and they were unaware of the rules, and they didn't register in time,” Trump responded. "So they feel very, very guilty.

“I think they have to register a year in advance, and they didn't,” he added, “so Eric and Ivanka, I guess, won’t be voting."

The latest poll of New York voters found Trump leading Ohio Gov. John Kasich and Texas Sen. Ted CruzTed CruzTrump's new campaign manager: We don't want him to lose 'authenticity' Trump’s Breitbart hire sends tremors through Capitol Hill Billionaire father and daughter linked to Trump shake-up MORE by 34 points.