2026 New York General Election

Most importantly, I love my hometown! I am a lifelong resident raising my three children here. Many know me as a dedicated supporter of our town, its recreation and senior events, small businesses, and especially its people. Whether I’m dancing at the Halloween party, chatting at our summer concerts, or shouting out trivia answers on one of our bus trips, you can find me at every town event. I am incredibly proud to serve the community I call home!

Candidate Q&A: Eve Lincoln for New Windsor Town Justice

Eve I. Lincoln is a lifelong resident. She is raising three children.

As New Windsor’s current Town Justice, I bring experience on the bench, a decade of litigation practice in our county courts, and four years of service as a Town Councilwoman. My 19 years of legal experience include serving as an Assistant County Attorney, an Attorney for the Child, and operating my own law practice. I am also an active leader in the legal community, having served as president of the Women’s Bar Association, on the Second Department’s Character and Fitness Committee, and graduated Leadership Orange.

Eve I. Lincoln has served as an Assistant County Attorney and an Attorney for the Child, and has operated her own law practice.

Eve has served as an Assistant County Attorney and an Attorney for the Child, and has operated her own law practice.

I am our current Town Justice, seeking a full four-year term. I’m honored and grateful the Town Board chose me to fill the vacancy in our court after knowing my dedication to New Windsor through my four years as a Town Councilwoman. When the vacancy arose, the Board made having an attorney in this role a priority and selected me to bring my legal training and experience to our court. I want to continue serving our town and provide much-needed consistency in our court, where some people could otherwise face their fourth judge in four years.

The town justice position was vacated in October by the resignation of former Justice George Meyers amid investigations into his conduct. Lincoln will serve for one year, the remainder of Meyers’ term.

Lincoln named New Windsor town justice

Lincoln was elected to the New Windsor Town Board in 2021, serving one full four-year term and winning reelection in 2025. Lincoln said she applied for the position because “I am a full-time attorney, and I’m very passionate about the courtroom, fairness, justice, the entire legal system. It’s my life, it’s my passion, it’s my career.”

Eve currently serves as New Windsor Town Justice after the Town Board selected her to fill a vacancy; she will serve the remainder of a one-year term. She was elected to the New Windsor Town Board in 2021 and reelected in 2025 after serving one full four-year term.

Lincoln named New Windsor town justice | My Hudson Valley

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Eve I. Lincoln

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Why are you running for Town Justice?
I am running for New Windsor Town Justice because I believe I possess the temperament, time, knowledge and legal experience necessary to serve as a fair, impartial and efficient judge in New Windsor. My husband and I have resided in New Windsor for thirty four years. It is where we raised our two sons. In the past, I have served as a cub scout leader in NW Pack 28. I also served as a BSA volunteer and attended our sons’ Eagle Scout ceremonies. I volunteered for many years at the NW Little League fields, cleaning fields, working at the concession stand and supporting players during regular and All Star baseball seasons. I have mentored law students at the Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University. I have served as a moot court judge at Pace Law and Columbia Law School.

Candidate Q&A: Michele Marte-Indzonka for New Windsor Town Justice

Michele Marte-Indzonka and her husband raised two sons. She has served as a Cub Scout leader with New Windsor Pack 28 and volunteered at New Windsor Little League fields.

Candidate Q&A: Michele Marte-Indzonka for New Windsor Town ...

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I have been a practicing attorney since 1988. Admitted to the Connecticut Bar in December 1988 and the New York Bar in February 1989.

Michele Marte-Indzonka, Lawyer in Newburgh, New York | Justia Lawyer Directory

My main areas of legal representation include: criminal defense- felony and misdemeanor cases, vehicle andtraffic offenses- traffic tickets, driving while intoxicated (DWI) and driving while ability impaired (DWAI) cases and landlord tenant matters.

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I started my legal profession in 1988 at the Legal Aid Society - criminal defense division in Bronx county from 1988 until 1997. I represented thousands of indigent clients. I started my own practice in Orange County New York in 2001. I represent many Hispanic/Latinx clients in primarily criminal and dwi matters and vehicle and traffic courts.

I also handle some landlord tenant matters.I was a member of the Dominican Bar Association when I worked in the Bronx and lived nearby and when Victor Guzman was in the DBA. I understand the importance of understanding potential immigration consequences when representing clients in criminal matters.

Dominican Bar Association - Member public profile

Michele Marte-Indzonka is a practicing attorney whose legal representation includes criminal defense, vehicle and traffic offenses, and landlord-tenant matters. She previously worked in the criminal defense division of the Legal Aid Society in Bronx County.

Michele Marte-Indzonka - Justia Lawyer Directory

Michele is a practicing attorney whose legal representation includes criminal defense, vehicle and traffic offenses, and landlord-tenant matters. She previously worked in the criminal defense division of the Legal Aid Society in Bronx County.

New York Town Justice, New Windsor

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