Dr. Ben Carson speaks to attendees at a rally held for the Republican presidential candidate at Cedarville University in Cedarville, Ohio on Tuesday afternoon.
Republican presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson made a campaign swing through southeast Ohio on Tuesday to help bolster his rising favorability polling numbers after a respectable showing during last week's second GOP debate. Sandwiched between a morning event in the Cincinnati surburb of Sharonville and an evening Right to Life Foundation fundraiser in Dayton, he paid a visit to the campus of Cedarville University located in the shared named Greene County village. The Baptist evangelical school provided the appropriate backdrop for Carson to share views on his life, faith and politics to the capacity crowd assembled in the Dixon Ministry Center's Jeremiah Chapel. Prior to the start of the rally, Dr. Carson took questions from media members outside that venue during a 15-minute press availability where he further elaborated about comments made during a Sunday interview with Chuck Todd on NBC's Meet the Press television program concerning religious criteria for presidential contenders .
Cedarville University's Dixon Ministry Center served as the host of Republican presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson's Tuesday afternoon rally in Cedarville, Ohio.
Republican presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson walks up for a press availability prior to a rally held at Cedarville University in Cedarville, Ohio on Tuesday afternoon.
Republican presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson answers reporters questions during a press availability at Cedarville University in Cedarville, Ohio on Tuesday afternoon.
Cedarville University's Jeremiah Chapel appeared to be near its 3,400 seat capacity for Tuesday afternoon's rally for Republican presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson in Cedarville, Ohio.
Adam Brandt, a 2012 Cedarville University graduate, provides opening remarks at Tuesday afternoon's rally for Dr. Ben Carson in Cedarville, Ohio. In 1985, Brant's parents sought out Carson, a retired pediatric neurosurgeon, to remove remnants of a brain tumor missed during an initial surgical procedure at Baltimore's Johns Hopkins University.
Republican presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson talks to rally attendees at Cedarville University in Cedarville, Ohio on Tuesday afternoon.
Republican presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson, left, takes questions from Cedarville University president Dr. Thomas White, right, near the end of the rally held in Cedarville, Ohio on Tuesday afternoon.
Republican presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson, center, greets well-wishers at the conclusion of the Cedarville University rally on Tuesday afternoon in Cedarville, Ohio.
The campaign bus for Republican presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson departs the Cedarville University campus after the Tuesday afternoon rally in Cedarville, Ohio.
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