Cocktail napkin resumes, tuchus insults and a special guest stunt, here are the top 5 moments from the final NYC mayoral debate

The second and final debate of the Big Apple’s general mayoral race was chockfull of jabs and one-liners as the candidates made their final cases to voters before the Nov.4 election.The three hopefuls — Democrat Zohran Mamdani, Republican Curtis Sliwa and ex-Gov.

Andrew Cuomo, running as an independent — squared off on Spectrum NY1, clashing over their resumes and how they would approach working with President Trump, if elected.The trio also sparred over their various policy proposals on the top issues affecting New Yorkers, including public safety, housing and education.Here are the top five moments from Wednesday night’s debate at LaGuardia Community College:Despite their animosity toward each other, Sliwa and Cuomo at times teamed up to attack Mamdani, including over his non-response on proposals that will be put forth to voters on Election Day.“Don’t be a politician,” Sliwa taunted after Mamdani refused to say what he thought of the housing-related proposals, noting only that said that he was “appreciative that those measures will be on the ballot.”“Oh, what a shocker,” Cuomo sarcastically quipped, before mocking the front-runner with a talking hands gesture.Four of the six questions on the ballot are housing-related, including whether to give more power over the zoning process to the mayor, and away from the City Council — which supporters argue will fast-track affordable housing projects.

Mamdani has been notably silent on the issue throughout the campaign, refusing to stake a public position.While polls still have Sliwa at a distant third, he wasn’t going down without a fight.As Cuomo and Mamdani were busy bickering with each other, Sliwa took the opportunity to hammer both of his rivals — while also taking a swipe at the Dem nominee’s level of experience.“I heard the both of them again, fighting like kids in the schoolyard,” Sliwa said.“Your resume could fit on a cocktail napkin,” he told Mamdani, adding at Cuomo, “a...