Just to elaborate from before: the Ossoff primary map was very illustrative in how the Democratic jungle primary vote (at least in relative terms/various under and over-performance patterns) will likely play out. In that case as well as this one, it'll be based entirely on name recognition/media market exposure inside & outside of Metro ATL voters, as well as how many angsty white high-info R-turned-Ds feel any bond to Lieberman. People who are relatively aware of the two top names but who aren't getting blasted with ads and media will disproportionately flip a proverbial coin when choosing a candidate.
Restricting that dynamic even further...remember that 60% of Abrams voters were here (which is only around two-thirds of the ATL media market). It's damn near impossible to imagine a scenario where Lieberman and Warnock are even relatively close in terms of vote share.
So it should be Warnock v Collins?