After law school, Suber became a practicing attorney.[1] He serves as the town attorney for Pittsboro, Mississippi.[2] He is also a member of the Board of Directors of Calhoun County Farm Bureau and a member of the Advisory Board of Directors for the Calhoun Banking Center.[1] He is a small business owner.[1]
Suber has worked as the Municipal Judge for Bruce, Mississippi.[3] He was named a special judge in a case involving Calhoun County school officials, since both judges from the Calhoun County Court recused themselves.[4]
Upon announcement that Mississippi State Senator Russell Jolly of the 8th district was not filing for re-election, Suber decided to run to fill the seat, among several other candidates.[5] He secured 46.9% of the vote in the Republican primary, 51.7% in the Republican primary runoff, and 57.2% in the general election; he assumed office on January 7, 2020.[6] For the 2021 session, he is the Vice-Chair for the Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks Committee and is a member on the following others: Agriculture; Appropriations; Business and Financial Institutions, Constitution; Enrolled Bills; Judiciary, Division B; and Municipalities.[1]
Political Positions
During his campaign, Suber advocated for expanding vocational education in public schools and increasing mental health care access to those charged and convicted of drug offenses.[7] He also called for affordable health insurance.[7]
In June 2020, he sponsored a bill that would have allowed the municipality of Okolona to provide broadband Internet through existing infrastructure already owned by the city, such as utility poles.[8] The bill died in the Senate, a decision sharply criticized by Okolona Mayor Sherman Carouthers.[9]