GAA Special Congress: A breakdown of how voting on All-Ireland SFC reform will work

In Munster, there is an even split between counties backing Proposal B and counties waiting until Saturday to decide what way they will vote

Of the 183 votes, almost half - 90 - is spread across the 32 counties. The overseas units carry 34 votes, Central Council has 52 votes, with seven past presidents of the GAA also entitled to vote. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

110 is the magic number Proposal B must hit on Saturday if a league-based All-Ireland championship is to be introduced for the 2022 season.

183 delegates are eligible to vote at Saturday’s Special Congress, which means either of the two proposals to reform the All-Ireland SFC must receive at least 110 votes (60% backing) if they are to come into effect from next year.