Kim Catullo is relishing the possibility that her spouse, Christine Quinn, could break two barriers if she’s elected as New York’s first female, openly gay mayor.

“I think the moments that are the most moving on the trail are when young girls come up to her and you just realize the impact this has,” Catullo said, referring to moments she’s seen while campaigning with her wife.

Catullo lit up when sharing her own memories of feminist icons.

“I can remember watching when Geraldine Ferraro was nominated for vice president [in 1984]. That’s a moment that for me I remember like yesterday: It was August, it was hot out, I was up at my aunt’s home in New York state and just in front of that TV mesmerized,” Catullo told The Post.