No expert here but looks like the flange is up too high, not letting it drain completely.

Jake, I think this may be right, it’s stopping at the exact same spot on both sides. I used a level and saw there is a slope so I’m at a loss, but what you’re saying could be on par.

It looks like there's surface tension on the water and then it hits (clear silicone sealant perhaps) and won't go any further.

Can you remove any film in that area with your fingernail?

I tried but there isn't anything there. It seems as though it was a manufacturing defect where the slope wasn't pressed into the sink right at the drain. I'm counting on the granite shop to stand behind their product and fix the issue for me, but we will see.

SOLVED: Jake, you were right on the money. From the factory there is a film on the sink that is removed once installed. They removed it, but there was a fine residue left over around the drain that you couldn't see or feel. Took Dawn dishsoap and scrubbed it, now it all drains!

Hit that sink with some Stainless Steel Magic please.

I’m assuming to protect it? It’s brand new, never used. I’ll check it out!

Isn't physics cool?

Oh great! Simple solution for you.

The Stainless Steel Magic makes the water slippery.