Right up front, let me say -- Yes, is my answer.  Well, that is my opinion and I will give you my reasoning.  And, with a little cheat, right at the beginning, I throw this out -- our Heavenly Father is in control, and our vote may or may not have any influence.  People, in the Bible, usually got the leader they deserved, and with a lot of grace periods added.  So, hide under a bushel basket, or in a cave, or come out and show your hand.  Don't get me wrong, voting is not the same as joining into the political system.  Still, looking in your Bible you will find examples where, called our Prophets did work in the political side of things and in some cases were persecuted by those of the opposing party -- think, Daniel, Ezekiel, Nathan, and others.  Look as Joseph, a man our God took, and by circumstances beyond the believer's control, put Joseph, second to none, beside the Pharaoh.  There are other examples.   

Our Heavenly Father is in control of everything.  He sets them up and takes the down -- really, so when something happens that seems to be against us, as believers, then He is allowing -- that has to be the position of anyone saying they do not vote, as I once did.   Truthfully, it is hard to have a serious opinion about anything if you say you do not vote for what you believe to be a better choice.  That is like saying that you are willing to be a two part citizen, as the Apostle Paul was a Jew with Roman citizenship, and back in the day, that meant something -- Paul has been taken captive for inciting a riot, or so he was accused, and the question of his being put in chains came up --

Paul claimed the rights of a Roman Citizen -- he had dual citizenship, and he was not afraid to take advantage.  If the Apostle, does not think it is improper to do so, then why should we.  You do, however, have to follow your own conscience -- just make sure it is not a self-righteous choice.   We do not need to agree, but you have to admit that the example Paul set, is a standard many in the "no vote" camp have not noticed or were not aware of.  There are other examples to follow.

Think about this too; Do you believe that our Creator God, and our Savior, put the lowest of men, men lacking character, and in moral decline, in the Highest offices among men on Earth?  Of course He does, and if such a person succeeds it can only be that He had supernatural help.  Sometimes, however, we can see the choice of Leaders is, well, hand picked for the job.  Still, we see others who are not, and have become some of our biggest, historical failures.  What does this prove?  That our God, the God of all Creation, the Father of YaHshua our Savior, is the One in Charge -- He is responsible for both the failures and the successes.  Think about it -- even is Satan claims this world as his own personal kingdom, and is roaring around its face seeking to destroy people of God, at every chance, he, meaning Satan and his angels, can only do what is allowed.  This is the lesson we read about in the first chapter of Job.  At the present time, this Earth is Satan's Kingdom, he and his devil angels are imprisoned here -- just read Revelation Chapter 12, and you will read about the final result of Satan and his angels attempt to return to Heaven.  

Think about it.  If this were our Father's Kingdom, it would be far different from what it is now, and it is one day -- Rev 21:1 -- a New Heaven and a New Earth.  No, this World (our Earth) Kingdom, with its various parts and pieces is Satan's present domain, his Kingdom -- for now, it is a temporary thing.   If this were not true, then Satan could not have offered our Savior, YaHshua, the Kingdoms of the world as payment for worship -- Mat 4:8-9 -- when the offer was made, and YaHshua never corrected him.  YaHshua never said, Oh, but you are wrong Devil, these kingdom of the world are not yours to give.  Nope, YaHshua never said any such thing, although He knows and we know that the transfer of power is going to pass from the Devil's hands to someone else, all that remains of for YaHshua to take possession.  If there is to be something, like a tree, or a planet, say, bearing both good and bad fruit, what we might call a "mixture of good and evil", or even an object of both death and life, it could not be better portrayed than in the image of the Earth itself, with all it has to offer, both good and evil.  In any mixture there is a swirling around of thicknesses and thinness, with very little purity in one or the other -- perhaps this is what we are supposed to envision when we are told about this "tree of good and evil"?