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Our analysis shows that an individual's perceived risk of catching COVID-19 is associated with a lower likelihood of voting (β = - 0.096; p less then 0.05). This suggests that voter turnout in Malawi's fresh presidential election may have been highly affected by the perceived risk of catching COVID-19. The policy implication is that instituting and enforcing primary preventive measures may help reduce the perceived risk of catching COVID-19 and mitigate voter apathy.Literature in the field of employability and the third sector has fo
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