It may be insignificant to you or even in past elections, but that's no guarantee that it won't be important in the future. The time to close the barn door is before the horses run out, not after you lose them. The only real insignificant thing in this whole debate is having to present a valid identification when you vote. It's an insignificant delay in being able to vote more securely.
Why are only the most partisan Democrats in this forum the only ones so vehemently opposed to this simple preventative measure?
So you are saying that we need to act to restrict the voting rights of Americans due to the fact that although significant in-person voter fraud has never occurred across thousands of elections and hundreds of millions of votes, it might do so at some nebulous point in the future.
The reasons for why this is a bad idea have already been explained to you numerous times, and none of them had to do with the amount of time it takes to show a poll worker an ID. You already know this, so why would you bring that up?