No. You need a minimum of one Congressman and one Senator to even make an objection. (The statute is quoted above in this thread.) If an objection is made, the Senate and the House then vote on whether to count the disputed Electoral Votes or not. A majority vote is sufficient to count EVs over an objection.
My understand is that it only takes one House member and one Senator to challenge. Then they go to their respective chambers and the Challenging folks have one hour to make their case and the opposition has an hour to make their case. This happens in both the House and Senate. Then a vote is taken by the House and the Senate to either Accept the Obama/Biden slate with no further action or Reject the slate. If they reject then I guess that means they would require Obama to present proof of his qualifications.
Any Freeper know if this is correct?? Thanks!