I voted against the mission because it had a 100% chance of having at least one spy. Since I knew that going in, there was no new information to be gained from this mission unless both spies were on it and were foolish enough to both vote no.
I also hoped that another Resistance member would be in the same logic boat as me and also vote against it. I would then feel more apt to trust that person. Obviously, I did not want to voice this logic beforehand, since I would risk spies voting against it just to gain my trust.
Alas, neither came to fruition and I am back where I started before the mission began: among Tr1age, T1G, and Dire, at least one is a spy.
As far as Kismet's choice in teams, the second mission seemed doomed to fail regardless, unless you are lucky enough to pick all 3 Resistance members. Kismet didn't even try to do that (assuming she is in the Resistance). However, I think she is as likely to do something completely random as she is strategic.
With no real new data, I still need to suspect everyone, and since all 3 of our known suspects are the last to pick teams, at least more mission is sure to fail.
I implore the other Resistance members to put me back on a team, especially the next one since it would force the spy to either reveal themselves or let the mission succeed.