If your theology allows for petitionary prayer, my I suggest:

[Mosby]

16. A Jewish prayer for voting

With my vote today, I am prepared and intending
to seek peace for this country, as it is written (Jer. 29,7):
“Seek the peace of the city where I cause you to roam
and pray for her sake to God the Lord, for in her peace you all will have peace.”

May it be Your will that votes will be counted faithfully,
and may You count my vote as if I had fulfilled this verse with all my power.
May You give a wise heart to whomever we elect today
and may it be good in Your eyes to raise for us a good government
to bring justice and peace to all the inhabitants of this land and to Jerusalem,
and to honor the image of God in all humanity and in Creation
for rulership is Yours.

Just as I participated in elections today,
so may I merit to do good works and to repair the world with all my efforts,
and with the act of...[fill in your pledge]...which I pledge to do today
on behalf of all living creatures, in remembrance of the covenant of Noah’s waters
to protect and to not destroy the earth and her plenitude.

May You give to all the peoples of this country the strength and the will
to pursue righteousness and to seek peace as a unified force
in order to cause to flourish, throughout the world, good life and peace,
and may You fulfill for us the verse (Ps. 90:17):
“May the pleasure of Adonai our God be upon us,
and establish the work of our hands for us; make the work of our hands endure.”


~ Rabbi David Seidenberg