Gen Zers and Millennials outnumbered their older counterparts at the polls on the final days of early voting in the Big Apple — as a shocking new mayoral election poll showed former Gov. Andrew Cuomo cut into Zohran Mamdani’s once-commanding lead.

The younger generations, who overwhelmingly backed Mamdani in the primary, dominated New Yorkers over 50 all weekend — but experts told The Post that the results are not all that surprising, or necessarily bad for Cuomo.

From Friday through Sunday, roughly 186,843 people between the ages of 18 and 49 cast their ballots, as opposed to the 148,462 voters over the age of 50, according to city Board of Education data reviewed by The Post.

Mamdani attracted a historic turnout in the primary election that helped him snatch the Democratic nominat

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