The Debian Project is somewhat of a democracy, but with even more freedom than you can imagine. Once a year, the Debian developers choose a Project Leader, which is more or less a sort of president. He has a number of prerogatives, like representing the interests of the Debian community when dealing with other projects and to attend conferences and trade shows.
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