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May 2024
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Apr 2024
Debian Project Leader Election 2024, Andreas Tille elected.
apt install dpl-candidate: Andreas Tille
apt install dpl-candidate: Sruthi Chandran
Bits from the DPL
Apr 2023
Debian Project Leader Election 2023, Jonathan Carter re-elected
Apr 2022
Debian Project Leader election 2022, Jonathan Carter re-elected
Apr 2021
Debian Project Leader election 2021, Jonathan Carter re-elected.
Apr 2020
DPL elections 2020, congratulations Jonathan Carter!
Apr 2019
Introduction to the new DPL, ask him anything!
DPL elections 2019, congratulations Sam Hartman!
Apr 2017
DPL elections 2017, congratulations Chris Lamb!
Mar 2017
Debian Project Leader elections 2017
Apr 2016
DPL elections 2016, congratulations Mehdi Dogguy!
Mar 2016
Debian Project Leader elections 2016
Mar 2015
apt install dpl-candidate: Mehdi Dogguy
apt install dpl-candidate: Gergely Nagy
apt install dpl-candidate: Neil McGovern
Debian Project Leader elections 2015
Apr 2014
DPL election is over, Lucas Nussbaum re-elected
Debian Project elects Javier Merino Cacho as Project Leader
Mar 2014
Debian Project Leader elections 2014
Apr 2013
DPL election is over, congratulations Lucas Nussbaum!
Mar 2013
Debian Project Leader elections 2013: interview with Moray Allan
Debian Project Leader elections 2013: interview with Lucas Nussbaum
Debian Project Leader elections 2013: interview with Gergely Nagy
Candidates for the Debian Project Leader Elections 2013
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