Finns vote, likely to pick opposition to revive economy

Finnish Prime Minister and leader of National Coalition Party Alexander Stubb and his wife Suzanne Innes-Stubb (C) cast their votes during the parliamentary election in Espoo, Finland April 19, 2015. REUTERS/Mikko Stig/Lehtikuva

HELSINKI (Reuters) - Voters are tipped to oust Finland's pro-European and pro-NATO prime minister in Sunday's election and put in power an opposition coalition that may include Eurosceptic nationalists, hoping it will revive the sagging economy.

Opposition Centre Party leader Juha Sipila, who has backing of the urban middle class and rural conservatives, is expected to become prime minister of the euro zone country, succeeding Alexander Stubb of the centre-right National Coalition Party.