Last month, our Manchester location had the honor of being featured on WBZ / CBS News Boston as voters gathered at the counter to discuss the major political news surrounding Senator Jeanne Shaheen. We’re grateful to Tiffany Chan for stopping by Red Arrow Diner Manchester to speak with local Granite Staters about their reactions to Senator Jeanne Shaheen’s decision not to seek reelection to the U.S. Senate in 2026.
Senator Jeanne Shaheen, who made history as the first woman elected governor of New Hampshire in 1996, has been a longstanding figure in both state and national politics. Her announcement to not seek reelection has sparked interest and speculation about who will pursue the open U.S. Senate seat.
During the WBZ segment, New Hampshire voters shared thoughtful reactions over a meal at our iconic Manchester counter – continuing the tradition of Red Arrow Diner serving as a space where meaningful, real-time dialogue takes place alongside bottomless coffee and our menu of classic comfort food.
A Hub for Political Conversations Since 1922
Red Arrow Diner has a long tradition of maintaining a neutral stance while welcoming candidates across the political spectrum and offering a relaxed, approachable venue for residents to meet and hear from those seeking public office. From presidential hopefuls to local leaders, our diners have become a go-to stop for those looking to connect with the community in a truly authentic way.
We are proud to be the place where New Hampshire comes together over great food and meaningful conversations, especially during pivotal – and memorable – moments in our state’s political history.
Interested in scheduling a political visit or media interview?
Please contact our team at media@redarrowdiner.com.