The information is as follows:
Constituency Total eligible benefits units Bath 11,000 Bournemouth East 11,000 Bournemouth West 12,000 Bridgwater 13,000 Bristol East 13,000 Bristol North West 12,000 Bristol South 13,000 Bristol West 9,000 Cheltenham 11,000 Christchurch 16,000 Cotswold 10,000 Devizes 11,000 East Devon 16,000 Exeter 13,000 Falmouth and Camborne 14,000 Forest of Dean 11,000 Gloucester 12,000 Kingswood 12,000 Mid Dorset and North Poole 10,000 North Cornwall 15,000 North Devon 14,000 North Dorset 12,000 North Swindon 9,000 North Wiltshire 10,000 Northavon 10,000 Plymouth, Devonport 13,000 Plymouth, Sutton 12,000 Poole 13,000 St. Ives 14,000 Salisbury 13,000 Somerton and Frome 12,000 South Dorset 13,000 South East Cornwall 13,000 South Swindon 9,000 South West Devon 10,000 Stroud 11,000 Taunton 14,000 Teignbridge 16,000 Tewkesbury 11,000 Tiverton and Honiton 14,000 Torbay 16,000 Torridge and West Devon 14,000 Totnes 14,000 Truro and St Austell 15,000 Wansdyke 11,000 Wells 14,000 West Dorset 13,000 Westbury 12,000 Weston-Super-Mare 14,000 Woodspring 10,000 Yeovil 13,000 Totals 634,000 Notes: 1. Rounded to the nearest thousand. 2.The table shows all parliamentary constituencies covered by the Government office for the south west. The region receives terrestrial television services from the following ITV regions: West Country, West, Meridian and Central. 3. Eligibility for help from the digital switchover help scheme will be by benefit unit rather than the whole household definition used by the Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) the Scottish Executive, the Welsh Assembly Government and the Northern Ireland Office to forecast future household growth. 4. The definition of a benefit unit is a couple and any dependent children. It excludes adults deemed to be non-dependents who, if eligible, will be able to claim assistance from the help scheme in their own right.