Faith and Public Life's survey indicates that younger evangelicals don't differ from their elders as much as they do from their peers. From the Christianity Today politics blog:
Most young adults overwhelmingly support Obama (59 percent) while 35 percent plan to vote for McCain. On the other hand, 29 percent of young evangelicals plan to vote for Obama and 65 percent support McCain. Nearly 70 percent of older evangelicals plan to vote for McCain while 25 percent plan to vote for Obama.Politics | Christianity Today | A Magazine of Evangelical Conviction
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