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A Canadian Forces elector can also vote at a civilian polling station in the polling division of the elector's place of ordinary residence should the elector happen to be ordinarily resident in that riding as of polling day. People living with members of the Canadian Forces outside the country are not considered to be Canadian Forces electors, but may register to vote by mail-in ballot as Canadians residing temporarily outside the country.