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If nothing else, the 2010 election cycle was busy. It was a year chock-full of legislative accomplishments, political showdowns, and heated rhetoric that stretched beyond lucid into the bizarro universe most aptly called, “are you kidding?” In this fantastical world, a dimension in which Glenn Beck is free to disgorge and virtues of fact, logic, and rationality are inverted, the GOP thrives.

This year’s progress has been marked not just in acts and deeds, but pictures too. Take a look at our top 10 photos of 2010 and the moments they captured.

Organizing for America Director Mitch Stewart sent a message to supporters about the incredible work volunteers did together during this election. Check out the page we put together to illustrate the impact volunteers had, and then take a moment to share your story or favorite moment from the 2010 elections.

The results of more late-breaking races were just announced, and in three key places they swung in Democrats’ favor. In Virginia, Democratic Rep. Gerry Connolly beat his challenger by 981 votes

President Obama recorded a message to thank supporters for knocking on doors, making calls, and giving all they had to make a difference in this election.

President Obama joined supporters for a post-election conference call.

In November 2008, the American people voted for change – for a President that would stand up for the needs of middle-class families and a government that would work together to address America’s biggest challenges. With the two houses of Congress now divided between Democrats and Republicans, it is incumbent upon both parties to take responsibility for governing so we can move the nation forward.

To everyone who knocked on doors, made phone calls, and voted today--thank you.