Should a Christian Vote?

I know this is an old post, however the subject was so relevant to my feelings, for this election.
I did end-up voting, and waited til the last minute to do so.
I kept praying to the LORD, "what should I do" , "what do you want me to do."
I find the LORD answers my prayers in little ways; HE doesn't come right out and tell me what to do, but he shows me small things, then by the will of free choice, I make my decisions.
I did end-up voting for Trump; the reason I chose him was for three reasons, 1) I'm for the sanctity of life, 2) I'm against homosexual marriage/homosexuality, 3) I wholeheartedly stand with Israel.
Because of these reasons I voted, but I believe these were the things that the LORD showed me.
However, the WORD OF GD also states, "GD raises up kings and puts down kings." So I knew what ever happened it would be the will of the LORD.

A sister had a very good answer about our day to day lives..."the word does reveal that God will use the foolish things of this world to confound the wise. The simplicity of God somehow escapes men and in a lot of ways the foolishness of God is wisdom to men. It just comes to show that the realm that we know and lay hold of God is not the mind. We know and apprehend God with our spirit that is regenerated. God's truths are profound and very high yet they are applicable in our day to day lives." Sister sandy 1 Corinthians 1:27 also 1 Corinthians 9-23 .. We are free of the demands and expectations of others, but we can voluntarily choose to become a Servant to others ... Hence why we were given freedom of choice by our Father .. If you want to vote and feel your vote will do good to others ppl's rights or vice versa by all means just one thing go back to the basics " put in prayer and ask for guidance" everyone's answer won't be the same because God uses us as He sees fit for the salvation of souls..!!

Should Christians vote? No. First, Jesus stayed out of politics. Paul's writings worked through but stayed out of politics (master/slave topic). Politics divide. My family won't listen to me sharing the gospel because before knowing the truth, I was staunch in one particular party as the rest were staunch in their's. That's 6 against one if we include parents, siblings, and their spouses. Even though I told them that I am no longer staunch in any party and don't even vote, they still automatically see me at the opposite side of every political question. And for those that say, "One of the worse things to do is to do nothing letting evil have it's way", just remember, there are Christian Democrats that consider Trump evil and there are Christian Republicans that think Clinton is evil. So the argument of trying to stop evil is mute. And despite how lightly it was treated in the sermon, we are indeed responsible for the sins of a person while they are in office. That's not just an opinion but a fact, an inspired statement. So everyone that voted for Bill in the 90's committed adultery along with him, along with perjury. Besides, the next person in office is in God's hands anyways. In other words, God "removeth kings, and setteth up kings" (Daniel 2:21). Why do I want to take a risk in voting against God? Our focus is to win souls and not be distracted with politics. If everyone would preach the gospel as much as they push their candidate or push why they are against another candidate, all of the United States would have been exposed to the true gospel by now. If everyone that is into political articles, watching every debate, etc. would have spent that much time in their Bibles and watching sermons instead, we would be well informed Christians of God's will for us.