reporter: penna reyes was held on $15,000 bail. tom: kicking off our commitment 2016 coverage tonight, you can add more names to the first in the nation primary ballots. jennifer: two more major republican candidates arrived at the state house today to make things official. a pair of sitting governors, john kasich and chris christie. josh mcelveen has more on their filing and their positions in this field. josh: this is why candidates say at this point they're not worried about the polls. both kasich and christie seem to enjoy significant grass roots support the new hampshire. both are confident that come election day new hampshire will follow them to the center of a bigger stage. >> hello. thank you. reporter: no shortage of affection for chris christie at the state house and after he made sure his name will be on the primary ballot in february he insisted that things are going just fine. >> i don't think i need to do anything better, just need to do more of it. reporter: that's what he says he'll do, despite what the poll numbers

some the same fake information that penna reyes used, at the salem d.m.v. trying to renew a drivers license. >> he was also in the country illegally and used a false identification to try to get a new hampshire license. during the course of the investigation we also found a possession. reporter: police say four people have been arrested since monday for this type of crime. one suspect, valentin peres, was also arrested on a drug charge and being a felon in possession of a dangerous weapon. police say they usually see only about five or six cases of this but so far in 2015, 26 people have been charged with using false identities at the d.m.v. >> the danger is you have very bad that are trying to hide back into society, they're trying to merge back into society, trying to hide from arrest warrants, folks that aren't supposed to be here. court today bail for penna reyes $15,000. i'm andy hershberger, wmur news 9. josh: the file perfect continues in the first in the nation primary state, two more major candidates putting their names on the ballot. ohio governor