WMUR Live Broadcast from Red Arrow Diner in Nashua the Morning After the Election
We were honored to once again welcome WMUR to Red Arrow Diner in Nashua the morning after Election Day. On Wednesday, November 6th, the WMUR live broadcast featured interviews and conversations with early-morning show diners.
Every four years, Red Arrow Diner becomes a small — but meaningful — part of the national political scene in New Hampshire. We have always taken pride in providing a front row seat to politics, where customers can meet candidates, ask questions, and decide for themselves who deserves their vote. Red Arrow Diner does not endorse any candidate. Our goal has always been to support the American election process and to encourage open conversation across all perspectives.
During the WMUR live broadcast, reporter Katherine Underwood spoke with guests about their post-election thoughts. Emotions ranged from disappointment to rejuvenation — but the one thing most people agreed on was the collective desire to move forward. Many expressed relief that the campaign season had come to a close and hope that the country could now begin to come together. Watch the WMUR live broadcast in the YouTube video below:
As always, Red Arrow Diner remained a place where conversations flowed freely over coffee and comfort food, even among those with different opinions. We were proud to be part of this important moment in our community — and our country.