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NH Deputy Chief Medical Examiner Mitchell Weinberg determined that Christine Falzone was about 35 to 37 weeks pregnant at the time of her death in December.
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If passed, the bill would prevent voters who show up to vote without identification from signing an affidavit attesting to their identity and domicile in order to do so. Those voters would need to return with identification or be barred from voting.
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Biden's first trip to New Hampshire in nearly two years follows recent stops in Pennsylvania and Georgia.
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The votes underscore a growing appetite among lawmakers to see the state clamp down on drug distribution.
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Lawmakers in both states vowed to respond to those acts of violence, and that work is happening now in both state capitals.
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In court, the state has vowed to appeal a judge's school funding orders to the state Supreme Court, setting up a legal fight that could take years. But in the State House, lawmakers are considering their own funding bills.
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If the proposal becomes law, New Hampshire would join the rest of New England in legalizing marijuana for recreational use.
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The bill would impose a no-excuse requirement that voters supply proof of identity, domicile, and citizenship at the polls.
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In a party-line vote, a legislative committee approved spending $850,000 to send 15 National Guard members to Texas for 90 days.
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Sununu described his record as one marked by prosperity and urged lawmakers to stay the course.