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racial ethnic disparities influenza vaccination coverage among pregnant women united states documented study assessed contribution vaccinerelated attitudes coverage disparities surveys conducted following 20192020 20202021 influenza seasons us research network using electronic health record data identify pregnant women random samples selected surveying nonhispanic black women influenzaunvaccinated women oversampled regressionbased decomposition analyses used assess contribution vaccinerelated attitudes racial ethnic differences influenza vaccination data combined across survey years analyses weighted accounted survey design survey response rate 412 721 1748 20192020 393 706 1798 20202021 selfreported influenza vaccination higher among nonhispanic white respondents 794 coverage 95 ci 731857 hispanic 662 coverage 95 ci 525799 nonhispanic black 558 coverage 95 ci 502614 respondents racial ethnic groups high proportion generally 80 reported seen care recommended influenza vaccination offered vaccination decomposition analyses vaccinerelated attitudes eg worry vaccination causing influenza concern vaccine safety effectiveness explained statistically significant portion observed racial ethnic disparities vaccination maternal age education health status significant contributors controlling vaccinerelated attitudes setting relatively high influenza vaccination coverage among pregnant women racial ethnic disparities coverage identified vaccinerelated attitudes associated disparities observed