Question...Can any representative object to a states electoral college votes if they are from a different state? ?

Kys before someone else can, jogger.

Yes.  For example, in 2005 then-Rep. Stephanie Tubbs Jones, D-Ohio, and then-Sen. Barbara Boxer, D-Calif., together challenged George Bush’s victory in Ohio on grounds of alleged voter irregularities.

There is no requirement that the Senator and Representative be from the state to which they are objecting.  While that might be a good change to make to the Electoral Count Act, it's not what the Act says.  

(If you had to be from the state, the only states that would get a valid objection would be Georgia -- with Ms. Loeffler still being in the Senate tomorrow despite the results of today's election as that election will not be certified until the 22nd -- and Wisconsin.)  

They can object all they want. It won't change the votes. Fascism hasn't taken over yet.

It doesn't matter if they could, it doesn't mean anything to the confirmation.