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Steve King in Running for Sexiest Person in Des Moines

By Neda Semnani
Posted November 15, 2012 at 1:50pm

Do you think Republican Rep. Steve King is one of the sexiest people in Des Moines, Iowa?

(All screenshots from Cityview’s SurveyMonkey page)

King is among the 123 Des Moinesers nominated in Des Moines’ alternative weekly’s quest to find the sexiest person in its city. There will be 15 runners-up.

“Who are Des Moines’ Sexiest People? You can help decide,” says Cityview on the survey page. “The 16 with the highest ratings will be published in the Nov. 22 issue of Cityview, and a party will be held in their honor on Nov. 29 at Cabaret West Glen from 6-9 p.m. in the VIP room. On that evening, attendees will vote to decide who will be named as Des Moines’ Sexiest Person!”

King faces some pretty stiff competition in his quest to be named the sexiest person in Iowa’s capital city:

You can vote for the sexiest Des Moines resident here.

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