>> reporter: but among the millions registered in two states are some people very close to the president. his son-in-law and white house senior adviser, jared kushner, registered in new york and new jersey. his daughter tiffany, registered in new york and pennsylvania. his chief strategist steve bannon, who until this week was registered in florida and new york. and his press secretary sean spicer, registered in rhode island and virginia. none break the law, unless they vote twice. >> and oftentimes, the voter is completely unaware they're registered in two states. >> reporter: of the 136 million voters in the last election, fewer than a dozen people were alleged to have voted twice, including this trump supporter in iowa, who has pleaded not guilty to the charges. >> and brian ross with us here tonight. we should point out again, perfectly legal to be registered in more than one state as long as you don't vote in both. a top senate republican is saying we don't need an investigation? >> the top senate republican,
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