Incorrect - the delegation count of “one vote per state” only come into play if there is a competing set of electors, when the count is made before the unified body of the HOR and Senate. That is not presently the situation.
The objection process involves the unified body of senators and congressional representatives to each return to their respective chambers to hold a 2-hour debate and vote on each cited objection. Please refer to Amendment 12 of the U.S. Constitution.
“Incorrect - the delegation count of “one vote per state” only come into play if there is a competing set of electors,..”
It also comes into play when there are insufficient electors to give any candidate the required 270. So if three of the contested states decertified the Biden electors, and didn’t offer an alternative slate - it would come into play.