The Big Apple’s primary election scheduled for next week drew less than 15,000 voters to the polls during the first three days of early voting, records show.

Voters in four of the five boroughs cast 14,407 ballots ahead of the June 27 primary, according to the cumulative unofficial tally from the city Board of Elections filed Monday.

Queens bested the group with 4,438 ballots submitted, followed by 3,948 in Brooklyn, 3,606 in Manhattan and just 2,415 votes cast in The Bronx. 

Staten Islanders don’t have an election to vote in as none of the City Council candidates nor Democratic District Attorney Michael McMahon face primary contests.

The early voting period ends on Sunday, June, 25.