 Johnny Redd, communications manager at OutNebraska, says the group has used Pride Month to focus on voter registration and what the voter ID law does and does not mean. Redd says one concern they've heard is what happens if the person's ID picture doesn't match their appearance or gender expression. There is no requirement that requires you to look like your photo. It just has to be a photo ID. I mean, obviously, if it's like someone of a different race or something like that, then there's a problem.