Gov. Kathy Hochul faced some boos and hecklers giving her a thumbs-down as she marched uptown in Monday’s 82nd annual Columbus Day parade in Manhattan.

Hochul, one of 35,000 participants, was flanked by Italian-American luminaries, Attorney General Letitia James and Catholic leaders as the parade wound its way past St. Patrick’s Cathedral.

The 68-year-old Democratic governor got her share of support but did endure a few Bronx cheers from some disgruntled observers.

“Get out of New York, get out of there. You’re a disgrace,” yelled one belligerent parade delegate, dressed in a business suit and an Italian flag sash.

“You hate Italians and Catholics,” he added.

Another berated her with taunts of “communist,” video showed.

Notably absent from the parade was Mayor Zohran Mamdani, who sat out the celebration of Italian-American contributions to the city due to his ideological opposition to Christopher Columbus.

It was the second major parade Hizzoner sat out in his first year in office — he also opted not to march in the Israel Day Parade this spring.

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